"Peter P. Jones" <ppj@concept67.fsnet.co.uk> writes: (01)
% > % A series of opinions about Wiki words:
% > % 1) MashedTogetherWords muck up information retrieval and natural %
% > language processing. (02)
% > I disagree. The MashedTogetherWords are the equivilent of German
% > pulling a bunch of words together to name a concept. (03)
% > So it enhances natual language processing by making clear that
% > this is a "named concept". (04)
% Yes. I was expecting the 'German' move. But should all combined terms
% in a piece of German text become Wiki words automatically? (05)
for me... yes. (06)
the hard part about wiki's is that they mostly fail to maintain
scope and context properly. (07)
but if you can maintain that scope/context, then yes, things that
are concepts should be wiki words. (08)
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