Tour Page 9 - Compound Phrase Patterns
One of the more challenging aspects of language recognition is the identification
of compound elements. We like "to use and benefit from" the use of "compound words
and compound phrases" as in this sentence. Indeed, it may well be that a number
of the language understanding patterns utilise compound phrases in a way not immediately
obvious.
The recognition of compound nouns, verbs and so on is a critical element to recognise
language and therefore to accurately translate language. Let's look first at a verb
with two elements.
I ate the tasty food and drank the terrible wine.
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Let's look now at a verb (ok, a predicate phrase) with three elements.
I slowly walked the path, saw my target and then verbally attacked the hearless
enemy.
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