ETRI releases Korean database AI KorBERT
Posted June. 12, 2019 07:43,
Updated June. 12, 2019 07:43
ETRI releases Korean database AI KorBERT.
June. 12, 2019 07:43.
ashilla@donga.com.
A Korean language model or database for artificial intelligence has been released to help understand and get a proper answer during conversation. The new model has been assessed as more proficient in Q&As and object recognition in sentences than the existing Google Korean model.
The Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) released KorBERT, a deep learning linguistic model specialized in the Korean language, which was independently developed to innovate AI services, the institute announced on Tuesday on its website.
A linguistic model is a kind of a database devised for AI to learn languages. Linguistic values are expressed as figures so that AI can deep-learn them. The system studies the frequencies of words, which are calculated into probabilities, in certain conditions and aggregates lingual data. The ETRI-developed KorBERT is characterized by its way of learning the Korean language --studying news articles and encyclopedias released for the past 10 years.
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A Korean language model or database for artificial intelligence has been released to help understand and get a proper answer during conversation. The new model has been assessed as more proficient in Q&As and object recognition in sentences than the existing Google Korean model.
The Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) released KorBERT, a deep learning linguistic model specialized in the Korean language, which was independently developed to innovate AI services, the institute announced on Tuesday on its website.
A linguistic model is a kind of a database devised for AI to learn languages. Linguistic values are expressed as figures so that AI can deep-learn them. The system studies the frequencies of words, which are calculated into probabilities, in certain conditions and aggregates lingual data. The ETRI-developed KorBERT is characterized by its way of learning the Korean language --studying news articles and encyclopedias released for the past 10 years.
ashilla@donga.com
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