NLP in Swift
It's not a secret that for the majority of NLP tasks people tend to use either Python, Java, or R, nonetheless due to a wide range of frameworks and libraries. However, recently Apple came up with a native Natural Language framework for Swift. In this talk we will learn how to detect language, tokenise sentences, detect names of people and places, identify parts of the speech. In other words, make apps relying on text interaction way more precise and fast.
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