The #BenderRule: On Naming the Languages We Study and Why It Matters
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Мастрид-рекомендация от Рудера для всех, кто занимается nlp.
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Do state the name of the language that is being studied, even if it's English. Acknowledging that we are working on a particular language foregrounds the possibility that the techniques may in fact be language specific. Conversely, neglecting to state that the particular data used were in, say, English, gives [a] false veneer of language-independence to the work. (Bender 2011:18)
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Мастрид-рекомендация от Рудера для всех, кто занимается nlp.
TL;DR
Do state the name of the language that is being studied, even if it's English. Acknowledging that we are working on a particular language foregrounds the possibility that the techniques may in fact be language specific. Conversely, neglecting to state that the particular data used were in, say, English, gives [a] false veneer of language-independence to the work. (Bender 2011:18)
The Gradient
The #BenderRule: On Naming the Languages We Study and Why It Matters
Progress in the field of Natural Language Processing (NLP) depends on the existence of language resources: