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Saturday, February 10, 2007, 11:38 PM

Acabo de leer en el blog de Greg Linden algo que ilustra a la perfección mi punto de vista en cuanto a las tecnologías del texto:

The way to get better understanding of text is through statistics rather than through hand-crafted grammars and lexicons.
The statistical approach is cheaper, faster, more robust, easier to internationalize, and so far more effective.

Por cierto, quien dice eso es Peter Norvig, director de investigación de Google.

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