Tokenization
Tokenisation
Segmentation
Segmentation and Tokenization
Segmentation and Tokenisation
Tokenisation is commonly seen as an independent process of linguistic analysis, in which the input stream of characters is segmented into an ordered sequence of word-like units, usually called tokens, which function as input items for subsequent steps of linguistic processing. Tokens may correspond to words, numbers, punctuation marks or even proper names.The recognised tokens are usually classified according to their syntax. Since the notion of tokenisation seems to have different meanings to different people, some tokenisation tools fulfil additional tasks like for instance sentence boundary detection, handling of end-line hyphenations or conjoined clitics and contractions.
Tokenization is commonly seen as an independent process of linguistic analysis, in which the input stream of characters is segmented into an ordered sequence of word-like units, usually called tokens, which function as input items for subsequent steps of linguistic processing. Tokens may correspond to words, numbers, punctuation marks or even proper names.The recognized tokens are usually classified according to their syntax. Since the notion of tokenization seems to have different meanings to different people, some tokenization tools fulfil additional tasks like for instance sentence boundary detection, handling of end-line hyphenations or conjoined clitics and contractions.
The task/process of recognising and tagging tokens (words, punctuation marks, digits etc.) in a text
The task/process of recognizing and tagging tokens (words, punctuation marks, digits etc.) in a text
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