An Analysis of Application of Natural Language Processing in Enhancing Education
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https://doi.org/10.55524/Keywords:
Acquisition, Education, Language processing, Learning, Natural Language ProcessingAbstract
NLP (Natural Language Processing) is an intriguing technique for improving educational settings. In educational modelling, actualizing NLP entails beginning path toward learning via regular acquisition. It is dependent on operative methods in providing answers to numerous training problems. Conventional Processing allows for organization in a broad variety of areas linked to language learning's social & social context. It's a proven approach for instructors, students, authors, & teachers to assist with producing, analysis, & evaluation methods. NLPis widely used in a wide range of educational institutions, including research, phonetics, eLearning, & assessment modelling, & it leads to good outcomes in or educational organizations, such as schools, advanced education institutes, & colleges. Purpose of this article is to discuss process of acquiring a common language & its implementation in educational institutions. Study approach also discusses how NLP may be utilized in conjunction with logical PC projects to enhance training process. Subjective approach is pursued in research methodology. Information is collected from auxiliary assets in order to identify problems that teachers & students have in comprehending environment due to language barriers. Findings show that traditional apparatuses, such as language, sentence structure, & printed designs, are viable in educational settings for learning & assessment.
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