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Dutch Language Support
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‘Sentiment Analysis’ Added to Oxford Dictionaries
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This month Oxford Dictionaries announced the list of new words they have added to their online dictionary. Some notable additions included “YOLO”, “neckbeard”, and “binge-watch”, slang terms popularized by social media, that are apparently here […]
Salience and Homonyms
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Language is confusing, imprecise, and often times illogical. The fact that “Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo” is a grammatically correct sentence in the English language is enough to make you tear your […]
Sentiment and Litotes: How Salience Deals with Double Negatives
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The double negative is not an uncommon rhetorical device. (See what I did there?) Using two negatives to indicate a positive is a figure of speech that goes back so far that it can be […]
Salience 5.1.1 Feature Highlight: Composite Word Recognition
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As a result of our work with tokenizing Chinese, a language in which there are no word boundaries and one word may be comprised of two or more characters, we’ve developed the ability to pull […]
The spread of “lytics”
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For over 7 years we’ve been known as Lexalytics. I’ll be honest, I didn’t pick the name so I can’t take credit. However, I often get asked what it means or where it came from. […]
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