disambiguate
Children's disambiguation was analyzed across all ages.
We attempted to discover how useful part-of-speech information could be for semantic disambiguation.
It is important to investigate the disambiguation of facts in children younger than three years of age.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Different and difference
altered
alternative
anomalous
another
anything
disparate
disparately
disparity
dissimilar
dissimilarly
make the differenceidiom
misc.
misfit
new
newness
unreflective
unrepresentative
unrepresentativeness
unstandardized
untraditional

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Examples of disambiguation

disambiguation
If the superordinate task is simply to test an automatic disambiguation system, this inequality need not be troublesome.
Employing a set of ambient-light sensors on the robot does disambiguation between the two candidate orientation values.
On the whole, however, these algorithms provide an effective means of nominalization disambiguation.
However, it is very difficult to formalize this process of disambiguation, which is required in many applications of language technology.
The underlying assumption is that domains establish semantic relations among word senses that can be profitably used during the disambiguation process.
The system presented here was initially designed for the semantic disambiguation of all words in open text.
Then, after several disambiguation steps, the syntactic units that appear with the verb are selected, each with its associated syntactic features.
Another important step performed during the all words disambiguation task is sense propagation.
Senselearner: minimally supervised word sense disambiguation for all words in open text.
Subsequent error analysis of the output of both taggers points at a reoccurring problem, concerning the disambiguation of nominal words with certain prepositional prefixes.
Finally, we are currently working on a disambiguation module which will rank the analyses produced by the grammar according to context-dependent criteria.
Another aspect that has been considered to be exploited in this phase is that of disambiguation.
Finally, when orthography is critical to intelligible synthesis, disambiguation rules may dictate orthographic form.
Disambiguation can work to a significant extent without it, so including it can merely provide improvement.
Of all occurrences of the 31 words, 88% used the most common disambiguation.
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