Discourselinked
Discourselinked is a computational linguistics concept that refers to the relationships and connections between utterances in a discourse. It examines how individual sentences or phrases are not isolated entities but rather form a coherent whole through various linking mechanisms. These links can be explicit, such as conjunctions like "and," "but," or "so," or they can be implicit, relying on semantic coherence, shared background knowledge, or pragmatic inference.
Understanding discourselinked is crucial for natural language processing tasks like text summarization, machine translation, and question
Researchers in computational linguistics and discourse analysis study various types of links, including causal, temporal, contrastive,