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Review: Artificial Intelligence Like Natural Language Processing (NLP) Which Used In Pharmacology
Author Names : 1Anamika Kulshrestha, 2Aarti
Volume 8 Issue 1
Abstract
Artificial intelligence's field of natural language processing (NLP) uses information technologies to analyze and partially interpret human language for use in a variety of applications. Recent advancements in deep neural network technology are being used in this field to extract pertinent patterns from massive text corpora. This study's major goal is to examine how NLP has recently been applied to the study of pharmacology. As demonstrated by our work, pharmacology can benefit greatly from the information extraction and processing capabilities of NLP. It has been employed widely, from conducting intelligent searches across many medical documents to locating evidence of antagonistic medication interactions via social media. To examine contemporary NLP methods, frequently performed jobs, pertinent textual data, knowledge bases, and helpful programming libraries, we divided our coverage into five categories. We break down each of the five categories into the proper subcategories, discuss their key characteristics and concepts, and then present a tabular summary of them. The study that results offers a thorough overview of the field that is helpful to experts and interested by standers.
Keywords: A.I. NLM. Data.
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