The phrase "artificial text" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to text that is generated or created by artificial means, such as algorithms or AI, rather than being written by a human.
Example: "The report was filled with artificial text generated by the AI, making it difficult to discern the original ideas."
Alternatives: "machine-generated text" or "synthetic text".
Language learning with artificial texts, she argued, will allow you to get the basics down, but it also makes language learning boring.
First, we consider real and artificial texts of the same length in words.
Therefore, we work on the expected rank histogram of random texts, which can be easily estimated by simulating the process and averaging the rank histogram over a sufficiently large number of artificial texts.
Not using artificial anchor text in an effort to con the search engines.
Instagram uses Facebook's artificial intelligence text analytics algorithm DeepText that is able to understand the context of a message nearly as good as humans.
Using computer simulations, artificial intelligence, text mining, complex statistical methods, and new analytic approaches like social network analysis and social sequence analysis, computational sociology develops and tests theories of complex social processes through bottom-up modeling of social interactions.
Learning a language with the help of texts that were specifically written for learners is one thing, but over time, that tends to get boring and once you venture out to read "real" texts, you quickly realize how artificial the texts for learners are.
It is unique among standard artificial intelligence texts in combining science and engineering, theory and craft to describe the construction of AI reasoning systems, and it includes code illustrating the ideas.
Most commercial case-based reasoning systems are amalgamations of well-known artificial intelligence and text retrieval techniques.
Editor's note: Catherine Havasi is CEO and co-founder of Luminoso, an artificial intelligence-based text analytics company in Cambridge.
