corpus造句

Edit and categorize corpus items, as required.

This corpus has altogether 15 volumes.

I've got the corpus of Shakespeare's works.

Abraham Lincoln suspended habeas corpus (protection against unlawful imprisonment).

There is no final text, only an unfinished manuscript corpus.

Our experience with this limited corpus was so encouraging that we now make corpus analysis a key part of our language evolution process.

In any text analysis, the first step is to generate a corpus from the textual content, with the subsequent analysis being applied to the corpus.

As required, improve KB accuracy by editing the corpus and retraining.

The bilingual corpus in this paper is LDC parallel texts in Hong Kong newspaper.

So the veracity of chunking descends on real different field corpus.

In current popular usuage it often means merely a corpus of erroneous but widely held beliefs.

One of the reasons for generating a corpus is to normalize text and remove anything that isn't relevant.

Purpose: a focal lesion in the splenium of the corpus callosum is a rare finding in patients with epilepsy.

将这些数据导入ClassificationWorkbench来创建一个文集(corpus)文件。

Orthodox Hindus, while accepting the linguistic development of Sanskrit as such, do not admit any historical stratification within the Vedic corpus itself.

On the first page of the Catalog, the full corpus of Fuller's works was generously presented under the inscription: “the insights of Buckminster Fuller initiated this catalog.

The researchers saw significantly increased activity within the corpus callosum, the area that connects the left and right brain hemispheres, in those with Tourette.

Then you can evaluate the KB using Classification Workbench reports and graphical diagnostics and improve its accuracy by editing the corpus you use to create the KB.

However, in the Middle Ages, the Western church gradually put the corpus back on the cross, though it did not present Jesus as naked, as he in fact would have been.

Performing textual analysis across a set of related documents can result in higher-quality categorization, as you can cross-reference from a larger corpus and glean deeper relations between documents.

In "Jaws" and throughout the Hollywood corpus, the sequences of shark attacks are always the same: the flash of the fin, a ripple in the ocean, blood in the water.

Yet this is one of the more promiscuous dictionaries, highlighting as many different historical meanings and modern senses as it can by scouring the written corpus for different uses of a word.