Invented in the University of California at Berkeley, respectively in 1997 and 1965, computational verb theory and fuzzy theory achieved the same goal of making natural languages measurable. While computer verb theory provides measurements to verbs and adverbs, fuzzy theory provides measurements to nouns and adjectives. Since nouns and verbs are two indispensable grammatical centers of all natural languages, computer verb theory and fuzzy theory must...
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