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### 1.

Challenges of Morphological Model


Morphological models face several challenges, including:

- **Ambiguity**: Words can have multiple morphemes that lead


to different meanings.
- **Complexity**: Languages with rich morphology (e.g.,
agglutinative languages) have numerous possible word forms.
- **Data Sparsity**: There might be a lack of annotated corpora
for training.
- **Dialects and Variants**: Different dialects and language
variants can complicate morphological analysis.

### 2. Applications of NLP


Natural Language Processing (NLP) has a wide range of
applications, including:

- **Machine Translation**: Converting text from one language to


another.
- **Speech Recognition**: Transcribing spoken language into
text.
- **Chatbots and Virtual Assistants**: Automated conversation
systems like Siri and Alexa.
- **Sentiment Analysis**: Identifying and categorizing emotions
in text.
- **Information Retrieval**: Enhancing search engines.
- **Text Summarization**: Condensing long documents into
shorter versions.
- **Named Entity Recognition (NER)**: Identifying proper nouns
in text.

### 3. Morphological Model


A morphological model analyzes the structure of words and their
components (morphemes). It involves:

- **Morphological Parsing**: Breaking down words into their


morphemes.
- **Morphological Generation**: Constructing words from
morphemes.
- **Inflectional Morphology**: Handling changes to words to
reflect grammatical categories like tense, number, etc.
- **Derivational Morphology**: Creating new words by adding
prefixes or suffixes.

### 4. Construction of Parse Tree


A parse tree represents the syntactic structure of a sentence
according to a given grammar. Construction involves:
1. **Tokenization**: Splitting the sentence into words or tokens.
2. **Part-of-Speech Tagging**: Assigning parts of speech to
each token.
3. **Applying Grammar Rules**: Using context-free grammar
rules to build the tree.
4. **Building Hierarchy**: Structuring tokens hierarchically to
represent syntactic relationships.

### 5. Methods of Parsing


Parsing methods include:

- **Top-Down Parsing**: Starts from the root and works down to


the leaves.
- **Bottom-Up Parsing**: Starts from the leaves and works up to
the root.
- **Chart Parsing**: Uses dynamic programming to efficiently
parse ambiguous and complex structures.
- **Dependency Parsing**: Focuses on the dependencies
between words in a sentence.

### 6. Goals of NLP


The primary goals of NLP are:

- **Understanding**: Enabling machines to comprehend human


language.
- **Generation**: Allowing machines to generate human-like
language.
- **Interaction**: Facilitating human-computer interaction using
natural language.
- **Translation**: Automating the translation of languages.
- **Information Extraction**: Automatically extracting meaningful
information from text.

### 7. Representation of Syntax Function


Syntax function in NLP can be represented using:

- **Parse Trees**: Hierarchical structures showing syntactic


relationships.
- **Dependency Trees**: Graph structures showing
dependencies between words.
- **Grammar Rules**: Sets of rules defining how sentences can
be constructed.
### 8. Performance of Approaches
The performance of NLP approaches can be evaluated using:

- **Precision and Recall**: Metrics for evaluating the accuracy


and completeness.
- **F1 Score**: Harmonic mean of precision and recall.
- **BLEU Score**: Evaluates the quality of machine-translated
text.
- **Accuracy**: Percentage of correct predictions.

### 9. Types of Parse in NLP


Types of parsing include:

- **Constituent Parsing**: Identifies the structure of the sentence


in terms of nested constituents.
- **Dependency Parsing**: Focuses on the dependencies
between words.
- **Semantic Parsing**: Maps sentences to a meaning
representation.

### 10. Parsing Algorithms


Common parsing algorithms are:
- **CYK Algorithm**: Bottom-up parsing algorithm using dynamic
programming.
- **Earley Parser**: Top-down parsing algorithm with dynamic
programming.
- **Shift-Reduce Parsing**: A bottom-up method using a stack
and input buffer.

### 11. Early NLP Systems


Early NLP systems include:

- **ELIZA**: An early chatbot that simulated conversation.


- **SHRDLU**: A system that understood and manipulated
objects in a virtual world.
- **LUNAR**: Answered questions about lunar geology using a
natural language interface.
- **Turing Test**: Proposed by Alan Turing to evaluate a
machine's ability to exhibit intelligent behavior.

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