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Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Its Impact across Industries – Unlocking the True Potential of Digital Healthcare (A Case Study Approach)

Sourajit Roy, Pankaj Pathak, S. Nithya

Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 86–98 · Published 7 Jul 2021

10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i35B31906

Abstract

During the advent of the 21st century, technical breakthroughs and developments took place. Natural Language Processing or NLP is one of their promising disciplines that has been increasingly dynamic via groundbreaking findings on most computer networks. Because of the digital revolution the amounts of data generated by M2M communication across devices and platforms such as Amazon Alexa, Apple Siri, Microsoft Cortana, etc. were significantly increased. This causes a great deal of unstructured data to be processed that does not fit in with standard computational models. In addition, the increasing problems of language complexity, data variability and voice ambiguity make implementing models increasingly harder. The current study provides an overview of the potential and breadth of the NLP market and its acceptance in industry-wide, in particular after Covid-19. It also gives a macroscopic picture of progress in natural language processing research, development and implementation.

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