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NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING
Natural language processing (NLP) is the formulation and investigation
of computationally effective mechanisms for communication through
natural language. This involves natural language generation and
understanding. An architecture that contains either one will be
considered as containing NLP. If the user can communicate with it
using natural language then it is clear that the architecture has NLP.
It is true that some of the architectures can, theoretically, be
programmed in such a way so as to provide NLP. This potential
capability is not enough for our criteria, we must have an actual
implementation of the architecture showing how it does NLP.
Architectures Supporting Natural Language Processing: