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processor

an electronic device within a COMPUTER which is capable of interpreting and executing instructions.

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The natural language processor is another great feature.

As a result, Roth said ComplianceEase's team created ComplianceAnalyzer--a Web-based system that includes the use of rules-based artificial intelligence, an intuitive mapping of business concepts on the loan to concepts within the rules, and a natural language processor to manage all of the compliance rules in plain English sentences.

LogicEase receives initial approval for automated loan compliance patent

Given the amount of information that outfits like the CIA must process, having a natural language processor can certainly be advantageous.

Diagramming sentences can save your company billions: this isn't some sort of cryptic plea to hire hungry, unemployed English majors. Rather, a software company--with CIA ties--has developed a means by which problem identification can be performed so that actual problems can be solved before the potential of recalls enter the picture--or text, as it were

Sensors measure finger movements while artificial intelligence and a language processor work out keystrokes or mouse movements - in theory, at least.

kelly's i: IT ALL MAKES SENSE

In the second pass, the awk language processor executes the awk program to produce the final output.

Algorithm 803: A Simpler Macro Processor

I also want to be agnostic about the relation between the language processor and the grammar, so far as this is consistent with central assumptions of recent work in linguistics and psycholinguistics.

A Chomskian alternative to convention-based semantics

A natural language processor is a computer program that permits the computer to understand human language.

In plain English, please; communicating with computers using natural language processing

The biggest advantage of Moto X is the "Touchless Control", a dedicated always-on language processor. It can be activated even when the phone is sleeping.

Moto X: A smartphone that actually makes you feel smarter

Touchless control: This feature is powered by the 'Natural Language processor' with the help of phone's three microphones (front, back and on the top near audio jack).