THE RELATION OF COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS TO NATURAL SCIENCES
Abstract
This article explores the intricate relationship between computational linguistics and natural sciences, highlighting the synergies that have emerged at the intersection of these disciplines. The study investigates how computational linguistics, nestled at the crossroads of linguistics and computer science, contributes to and benefits from various branches of natural sciences. From applications in biology to environmental science and chemistry, the article elucidates the transformative impact of this symbiotic relationship. The challenges and future prospects of this interdisciplinary collaboration are also discussed, emphasizing the potential for continued advancements in scientific inquiry through the integration of computational linguistics.
Keywords
Computational linguistics, Natural sciences, Interdisciplinary collaboration, Natural language processing, Text mining, Machine learning, Deep learning.
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