Lecture 3: Why is NLP hard

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[@deepaa602]

Wow!!! Enjoyed the lecture thoroughly. Thanks sir!

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[@tallurinagapoornima2356]

From a list of reports , using NLP how can we model the algorithm to show me the report 1 content? By passing the general English statement as show me report 1

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Thanks sir

[@sharannagarajan4089]

your class is very interesting

[@ranvirpoddar6710]

I made her Duck. Interpret it Ppl

[@thewayofworks6704]

I made her a dish called Duck (since D is capitalised, it's a proper noun)

[@vamsinani5302]

Imagine she is an Australian cricketer, and you are bowling at 130kmph and you bowled a bouncer ball. It is in the height of her head. She might just bend her head, so as to leave the ball . In this case, you can say, "I made her Duck". "Duck" in this context refers to the act of bending head.

[@daskool5420]

I made her suck , autocorrect