AI-powered
podcast player
Listen to all your favourite podcasts with AI-powered features
Textual Disambiguation vs NLP
Textual disambiguation differs from NLP in its original purpose and commercialization. NLP was designed for language study, not commercial use, and transforming it into a commercial product is challenging. NLP is expensive, time-consuming, and complex, while textual disambiguation is inexpensive, fast, and simple, with a focus on being a commercial product. Forest Rim Technology is recommended for textual disambiguation in healthcare and customer feedback analysis. Adoption of textual disambiguation is driven by end-users like doctors, hospital administrators, and marketing professionals rather than IT technicians, similar to the early acceptance pattern of data warehousing.