Tekstuaalsete

"Tekstuaalsete" is an Estonian word that translates to "textual" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that relates to, consists of, or is expressed in text. This can encompass a wide range of concepts, from the literal arrangement of words and sentences to the interpretation and understanding of written material.

In linguistics, "tekstuaalsete" might refer to the structural or semantic properties of a text. For example, discussing the textual coherence or cohesion of a piece of writing would involve analyzing how sentences and ideas are linked together to form a meaningful whole. It can also pertain to the study of specific text types, such as literary texts, legal texts, or scientific texts, each having its own conventions and characteristics.

In the field of computer science and natural language processing, "tekstuaalsete" data refers to any information that is presented in written form. This could include documents, emails, social media posts, or any other form of text that can be processed by algorithms. Techniques like text mining, sentiment analysis, and topic modeling are all concerned with extracting information and insights from this textual data. The adjective emphasizes the nature of the information as being composed of characters and words, distinct from numerical or visual data.