What is Grammaticalization?

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by anonymous in Other asked Oct 8, 2021 151 views

What is Grammaticalization?

Type: NLP Class 10 [Subjective]

Topic:Artificial Intelligence Class 10

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by anonymous answered Oct 8, 2021

Explanation:

As the name suggest, it insures th output must be according to grammatical patterns and does not have any grammatical mistake in it. For Example: Using of "," between the text.

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