"Computational Models of Language"

Computational Models of Language are systems that use algorithms and computer programs to simulate human language understanding and production. These models analyze patterns in text data to learn how words and sentences work together, enabling machines to interpret meaning, generate speech, or translate languages. They rely on techniques from linguistics, computer science, and artificial intelligence to mimic human-like language processes, making it possible for computers to communicate more effectively with people. Essentially, they are tools that help computers understand and use language in meaningful ways.