______ is the process of examining a word in its context and assigning it the most appropriate out of several possible meanings.

A) Stemming
B) Stopping
C) Lemitization
D) Disambiguation

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______ is the process of examining a word in its context and assigning it the most appropriate out of several possible meanings.A)  StemmingB)  StoppingC)  LemitizationD)  Disambiguation

Emmanuel Agyei · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Disambiguation is the process of selecting the correct meaning of a word based on the context in which it appears. This is important in natural language processing, as many words have multiple meanings and determining the intended meaning is crucial for accurate analysis. Stemming, stopping, and lemmatization are all related to text preprocessing and do not involve the selection of the correct meaning of a word.

______ is the process of examining a word in its context and assigning it the most appropriate out of several possible meanings.

A) Stemming
B) Stopping
C) Lemitization
D) Disambiguation

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