In artificial intelligence, researchers have begun to look at approaches for computational humor. Although there appears to be no complete computational model for recognizing verbally expressed humor, it may be possible to recognize jokes based on statistical language recognition techniques. This is an investigation into computational humor recognition. It considers a restricted set of all poss...

In this paper, we present “WordPlay”, a collaborative tabletop interface for generating, organizing, and exploring ideas. The concepts, ideas and arguments discussed in a meeting around the table are visualized and can be organized and manipulated in natural ways by the participants. Users add ideas to the table by speaking, manipulate the properties of words with hand gestures, and explore rel...

Japanese has a wordplay similar to the English wordplay, puns. The term is dajare. Dajare that relies on identical words, where meanings are different. This article focuses formation of dajare sentences in drama 99.9 ~Keiji Senmon Bengoshi~ season two episode from nine episodes. analysis process was using qualitative methods. results found show particles can also help In addition, speaker or sp...

Although automatic Transliteration for Indian languages is a well studied paradigm, but availab le t ransliteration techniques fail in the Indian social media context due to phenomena such as wordplay, creative spelling, codemixing, and phonetic romanized typing; all implying that transliteration for Indian social media text has to be revisited. The paper reports an init ial study on automatic ...

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