Neural networks and ambiguity in natural language
Philip John Sallis · 2002
An attempt is made to consider the salient issues facing researchers who are examining the problems surrounding the resolution of ambiguity in natural language where computational analysis is performed for interpretative (understanding) purposes. Ambiguity in natural language has been chosen because it continues to be an elusive problem for computational linguistic researchers. No attempt to conduct a comprehensive and exhaustive literature review has been made. Rather, a selection of recent published papers has provided the basis for the analysis now presented here.>