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First the quiz is finished. Okay. Thank you. Well, hello everyone

Thank you to everyone who has made it here in this heat and hello also to everybody who's watching from home

My name is Max Rapp. I'm a PhD student of Michael Kohlhases and

Today I'm filling in for Dr. Mueller

Who is away?

Last time dr. Mueller started part three of this lecture on natural language

this time

we will

have a look at your first language models and

Some of the tasks

Natural language processing tasks that

Can be tackled with them

But before we get to that let me get to give you a brief recap of

What happened last time

in particular

the introduction to natural language itself and

Let me try to answer

the W questions for you

So

What actually is a natural language a natural language is any form of spoken or signed means of communication that has evolved naturally and

without conscious planning

among humans

So something like Esperanto would not be a natural language

Something like first order logic would not be a natural language

You can use it for computer for communication, but it has definitely not evolved naturally

English is a natural language German is a natural language

Their edge cases modern Hebrew for example is a natural language for sure but