The 1980s have seen the advent of the first commercial applications of artificial intelligence research. The two prime examples are expert systems and natural language processors. These developments have already begun to affect the design of office computers. Future office workstations will have some 'understanding' of office procedures and of the goals of office workers and their organisation....

stemming is the process of finding the main morpheme of a word andit is used in natural language processing, text mining and informationretrieval systems. a stemmer extracts the stem of the words. we can classifypersian stemmers in to three main classes: structural stemmers, dictionarybased stemmers and  statistical stemmers.the precision of structural stemmers is low and the expenses of dictio...

formulaic sequence (fs) is a general term often used to refer to various types of recurrent clusters. one particular type of fss common in different registers is lexical bundles (lbs). this study investigated whether lbs are stored and processed as a whole in the mind of language users and whether their functional discourse type has any effect on their processing. to serve these objectives, thr...

This study investigated the utilization of laboratory resources for learning word processing by business and home economics education undergraduates. The achieved four objectives, answered research questions tested null hypotheses. descriptive design was adopted conducted in Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria, using 505 undergraduates with 92 respondents sampled convenience sampling technique....

introduction: emotional words in comparison with neutral words have different hemispheric specialization. it is assumed that the right hemisphere has a role in processing every kind of emotional word. the objective of the present study was the development of a persian version of the dichotic emotional word test and evaluate its validation among adult persian speakers.   materials and methods: t...

On the basis of neuropsychological and functional imaging evidence, meaning and grammatical class (particularly the verb-noun distinction) have been proposed as organizational principles of linguistic knowledge in the brain. However, previous studies investigating verb and noun processing have been confounded by the presence of systematic correlations between word meaning and grammatical class....

OBJECTIVE A novel hypothesis of object recognition asserts that multiple regions are engaged in processing an object type, and that cerebral regions participate in processing multiple types of objects. In particular, for high-level expert processing, it proposes shared rather than dedicated resources for word and face perception, and predicts that prosopagnosic subjects would have minor deficit...