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What is Semantic Analysis?

Semantic Analysis is the process of understanding the meaning of language by examining the relationship between words, phrases, and symbols. It goes beyond recognizing individual words or grammatical structure to interpret the intended meaning and context of communication. In computational linguistics and natural language processing, Semantic Analysis enables machines to understand what text actually means, not just what it says.

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