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Jon O Labahn Jr commented on OPENNLP-1170:
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Thank you for the redirection of effort, if indeed that will forward the
process...
Jon
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> The inclusion of letter's mechanical meaning in NLP processes.
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> Key: OPENNLP-1170
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENNLP-1170
> Project: OpenNLP
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Language Detector, Machine Learning
> Affects Versions: 1.8.4
> Environment: The on the market app applying the technique is in Java
> for Android. Effectively the technique is not system specific.
> Reporter: Jon O Labahn Jr
> Priority: Minor
> Labels: features
> Attachments: LNSR Presentation.pdf
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> Original Estimate: 1,344h
> Remaining Estimate: 1,344h
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> Using the LNSR ("Lenser") to Amplify Meaning
> The understanding that letters, numbers and natual sounds have no underlying
> meaning is taken for granted by _virtually everyone_...
> With Letter/Numeral/Sonic Revealer, the capacity to use letters, numbers and
> sounds-- with the defining "functional keywords"--can give greater depth to
> documents and written works of all sorts!
> Imagine the increase in refinement, as the deep and fundemental mechanics of
> written communication, are part of your organization's potental...
> Possible Applications:
> 1. Speed-Speak: Using single, or strings, of letters numbers and sounds in a
> meaningful way... For instance, cutting the sentence, "Maintain within
> guidelines.", down to the letter, "a".
> 2. Program Computers Using English:. (Currently under development.)
> Mathmatizing letter and number mechanics to program devices in common English.
> 3. A "Working" Word Definition; No Dictionary Required:
> Using the 26 mechanical kewords, get an approximate functional definition--in
> English, Spanish, French--or any other language that uses the 26 letter
> alphabet...(Most useful for _deepening_ one's understanding of expressions.)
> Goals:
> To expand the use of the LNSR app and techniques; to increase efficiency,
> understanding and simplification in the above, and as yet undeveloped,
> applications.
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