(Take 2 - I sent it to the wrong address)
Paris Sinclair wrote:
> > We are going to start a course on natural language processing for
> > undergraduate students in computer sciences, and we are planning to use
> > Perl in the course. The course is part of the new Language Technology
> > Program in Macquarie University:
[...]
> Probably you are familiar with this already, but the best document about
> Perl NLP I've seen is
> http://www.wall.org/~larry/natural.html
> it doesn't go into implementation details, but it gives very important
> philosophical insights into Perl, and lanugage.
Um, that's not about NLP -in- Perl. It's about how Perl is
designed so that programming in Perl has a lot of the aspects of
natural languages.
Or did I miss something important?
bekj
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