Description: Linguistic analysis is the study of the structure and meaning of language, encompassing both grammar and semantics. This field focuses on breaking down language into its fundamental components, such as phonemes, morphemes, words, and sentences, to understand how meanings are formed and interpreted. Through various techniques, it seeks to identify patterns and rules governing language use, enabling researchers and developers to create models that simulate human language comprehension and production. Today, linguistic analysis has been enhanced by advanced technologies, such as neural networks, which allow for more effective processing of text sequences. Additionally, it has been integrated into artificial intelligence applications, facilitating interaction between humans and machines. This approach is not only relevant in academic settings but also has practical applications in areas such as machine translation, sentiment analysis, and the creation of chatbots, where natural language understanding is crucial for providing coherent and contextual responses.
