Language Processing

The knowledge of language needed to engage in complex language behavior can be separated into six distinct categories:

morphology : the way words are built up from small meaning-bearing units
syntax : the structural relationships between words
semantics : the meaning
phonetics and phonology : linguistic sounds
pragmatics : how language is used to accomplish goals
discourse : the study of linguistic units larger than a single utterance

ambiguities (this means that for an imput there are multiple alternative linguistic structures that can be built for it)

In the field of language processing following topics are important:

word segmentation
POS tagging
phrase identification
parsing
grammar development
lexicon acquisition
corpus development

History
1992 : Segmentation Standard, Announcement of the first national standard for word segmentation by PRC government. (GB 13715)

1993 : Lexicon, Completion and Release of the first version of CKIP lexicon (with the category set and ICG thematic roles), First version of K. Chen's parser for Chinese

1998 : Segmentation Standard Official announcement of CNS14366 for Taiwan

2000 : Treebanks, Simultaneous completion and announcement of two Chinese Treebanks:
*Penn Chinese Treebank
*Sinica Treebank

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