THE IMPORTANCE OF MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS IN MODERN LINGUISTIC RESEARCH
Keywords:
mathematical linguistics, computational linguistics, language technology, natural language processing, artificial intelligence, machine translation, corpus linguistics, language analysis.Abstract
In recent decades, linguistics has expanded beyond traditional language analysis and has become closely connected with mathematics and computer science. Mathematical and computational linguistics have emerged as important fields that help researchers study language more accurately and efficiently. These disciplines provide methods for analyzing linguistic structures, processing large amounts of language data, and developing technologies that facilitate communication between humans and computers. This article discusses the growing significance of mathematical and computational linguistics and their contribution to modern language research and technology.
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