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News: 9 October, 2007
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Daily Driller acquires
NeuralGistics Corporation.
The Daily Driller has
acquired NeuralGistics
Corporation today.
NeuralGistics is a leading
provider of technology that
applies machine learning through
the use of Neural Networks and
Applied Linguistics to the
extraction of meaning from
documents and forms.
Since its launch in 2005
NeuralGistics has successfully
developed technologies that
encompass the fields of
Artificial Neural Networking and
Applied Linguistics.
NeuralGistics implements a
variety of semantic similarity
and relatedness measures based
on information found within a
lexical database, and applies
them to the extraction of
meaning from documents and
forms.
Artificial Neural Networks,
(ANN) are an interconnected
group of artificial neurons that
uses a mathematical or
computational model for
information processing based on
a connectionist approach to
computation. Artificial neural
networks may be used for solving
artificial intelligence problems
without necessarily creating a
model of a real biological
system. In more practical terms
neural networks are non-linear
statistical data modeling or
decision making tools. They can
be used to model complex
relationships and to find
patterns in data.
Applied Linguistics, (AL) the
scientific study of language,
encompasses a number of
sub-fields, such as the study of
language structure (grammar) and
meaning (semantics).
Applications of computational
linguistics in machine
translation, and natural
language processing are
extremely fruitful areas of
applied linguistics which have
come to the forefront in recent
years with increasing computing
power. Natural language
processing (NLP) is a subfield
of artificial intelligence and
computational linguistics.
Natural-language-understanding
systems convert samples of human
language into more formal
representations that are easier
for computer programs to
manipulate.
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