Absorption of Natural Language Processing (NLP) Tasks by Information Science (IS)
a literature review for tangibilizing the use of NLP by IS
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https://doi.org/10.19132/1808-5245281.13-34Keywords:
Information Science, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Network Neural, Systematic Literature ReviewAbstract
One of the recent challenges of the approach called Big Data has been to extract relevant information from large amounts of unstructured data, such as texts written in different languages. The main approach to text and language analysis by computational means is given the name Natural Language Processing (NLP). Identifying how the areas of knowledge are using developments in their domains, with regard to NLP, especially Information Science, for providing the main concepts of data processing, information and knowledge, are at the heart of this study. To find answers to this relevant question, this study was structured based on a Systematic Literature Review, understanding that this is an approach capable of supporting initial notions that is at the same time consistent for the analysis of the central question that motivated this work. Among the results found is the little use of NLP resources by Information Science.Downloads
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