- Industry: Computer
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Sometimes referred to as “Big Blue” IBM is a multinational corporation headquartered in Armonk, New York. It manufactures computer hardware and software and provides information technology and services.
A diagrammatic representation of a fragment of Java programming language that can be manipulated with the visual snippet editor.
Industry:Software
A dialling device that permits a computer to automatically dial calls over a network.
Industry:Software
A dictionary in which all the entries are stored in lowercase form regardless of their correct spelling, for example: 'Canada' is stored in a lowercase dictionary as 'canada'.
Industry:Software
A dictionary in which for a given input character you have only one transition path out of a node. Some languages require this capability to represent their vocabulary in a compact way. See also non-deterministic dictionary.
Industry:Software
A dictionary in which there are many possible paths for a given input letter when matching a string to find a word. See also deterministic dictionary.
Industry:Software
A dictionary that enables users to search for synonyms of their query terms when they search a collection.
Industry:Software
A dictionary that permits the use of support dictionaries to convert each word that is encountered in a text into its lemma. The lemma form is then looked up in the multiword format dictionary, which is useful for defining inflected terms.
Industry:Software
A dictionary that uses a finite state automaton or finite state transducer to recognise words and associate information to them. Finite state dictionaries perform more quickly and require less memory consumption than other types of dictionaries, when compared to word lists, tree maps, or hash tables.
Industry:Software
A dictionary where a match will only be found if exactly the same sequence of characters is found in a text as the dictionary entry.
Industry:Software
A dictionary with glosses of standard structure that is required for lexical analysis algorithms.
Industry:Software
