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Quantum Natural Language Processing, often abbreviated as [[QNLP]], is a natural language processing technique created by [[Bob Coecke]]<ref>{{:Video/Q2B 2020-Quantum Natural Language Processing}}</ref>, [[Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh]], and [[Stephen Clark]] .
Quantum Natural Language Processing, often abbreviated as [[QNLP]], is a natural language processing technique created by [[Bob Coecke]]<ref>{{:Video/Q2B 2020-Quantum Natural Language Processing}}</ref>, [[Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh]], and [[Stephen Clark]] .
=The Insight=
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In the video<ref>{{:Video/Bob Coecke, From Quantum Linguistics to Spacetime Linguistics, and Cognition}}</ref>, Bob stated there are two aspects of languages:
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# [[Structure of the Sentence]]([[Grammar Algebra]])
# [[Meaning of Words]]([[Vector Space NLP]])
The insight is that [[Bob Coecke]] combined/composed the two mechanisms using [[Categorical Quantum Mechanics]].


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Revision as of 05:26, 19 March 2022

Quantum Natural Language Processing, often abbreviated as QNLP, is a natural language processing technique created by Bob Coecke[1], Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh, and Stephen Clark .

The CQM Insight

In the video[2], Bob stated there are two aspects of languages:

  1. Structure of the Sentence(Grammar Algebra)[3]
  2. Meaning of Words(Vector Space NLP)

The insight is that Bob Coecke combined/composed the two mechanisms using Categorical Quantum Mechanics/(CQM).



References

  1. Coecke, Bob (Feb 16, 2021). Q2B 2020-Quantum Natural Language Processing. local page: QC Ware. 
  2. Coecke, Bob (Dec 6, 2021). Bob Coecke, From Quantum Linguistics to Spacetime Linguistics, and Cognition. local page: The Quantum Information Structure of Spacetime. 
  3. Lambek, Joachim (1958). The Mathematics of Sentence Structure (PDF). 65 (3). local page: The American Mathematical Monthly. p. 154–170. ISSN 0002-9890. 

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