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2025 Mar INSEM
Q1
15 MarksWhat role does knowledge play in language processing, and how is ambiguity addressed in natural language?
Q2
15 MarksDescribe the text pre-processing method in NLP.
In what ways do rule-based, data-based, and knowledge-based approaches impact NLP development?
Q3
15 MarksHow is the effectiveness of the English to Marathi translation analyzed? Explain with suitable example.
What are the key concepts in Finite-State Morphological Parsing?
Q4
15 MarksHow does the porter stemmer enhance text processing, and what benefits does it offer in linguistic analysis?
In spelling error detection and correction, how does the concept of minimum edit distance help improve accuracy, and what methods are used to implement it effectively?
| Subject Name | Natural language Processing - Elective II |
|---|---|
| Semester | II |
| Pattern Year | 2019 |
| Subject Code | 317532B |
| Max Marks | 30 |
| Total Questions | 4 |
| Duration | 1 Hour |
| Paper Number | [6410]-428 |
| Academic Year | T.E. |
| Branch Name | Artificial Intelligence and Data Science |
| Exam Type | INSEM |
| Exam Session | 2025 Mar INSEM |
| Watermark | ['CEGP013091', '49.248.216.237 13/03/2025 10:38:07 static-237'] |
2024 Mar INSEM
Q1
15 MarksExplain the different levels of language analysis.
List any three challenges in NLP. Provide solution to these challenges.
Compare Rule based, Data Based and knowledge Based approaches of NLP.
Q2
15 MarksWith a neat diagram describe how a typical NLP system is organised.
Explain the working of Rule based approach for NLP.
Explain why ambiguity is one of the core challenges of NLP. Give examples.
Q3
15 MarksDefine Morphology. Explain stem and affix classes of Morphemes with examples.
Explain Minimum Edit Distance Algorithm.
Explain Morphological Parsing with Finite-State Transducers.
Q4
15 MarksWhy do we need a 3-tape FST for morphological parsing. Illustrate with an example.
Explain the spelling Correction approaches in NLP.
Explain the use of Finite State Automata for Morphological Analysis.
| Subject Name | Natural language Processing - Elective II |
|---|---|
| Semester | II |
| Pattern Year | 2019 |
| Subject Code | 317532B |
| Max Marks | 30 |
| Total Questions | 4 |
| Duration | 1 Hour |
| Paper Number | [6269]-328 |
| Academic Year | T.E. |
| Branch Name | Artificial Intelligence and Data Science |
| Exam Type | INSEM |
| Exam Session | 2024 Mar INSEM |
| Watermark | ['CEGP013091', '49.248.216.238 26/03/2024 10:39:59 static-238'] |
2023 Feb INSEM
Q1
15 MarksExplain Generic Natural Language Processing System in detail.
List and explain the challenges of Natural Language Processing.
Describe knowledge-based approaches used in NLP.
Q2
15 MarksList and explain different Levels of Natural Language Processing.
Explain the applications of Natural Language Processing.
Describe rule-based approaches used in NLP.
Q3
15 MarksWhat is Morphology? Which are the types of Morphology?
Explain Morphological Parsing with Finite-State Transducers.
Discuss the term Word and Sentence Tokenization.
Q4
15 MarksDescribe N-gram for language model using suitable example.
Explain Orthographic Rules and Finite-State Transducers.
Explain Derivational & inflectional morphology in detail.
| Subject Name | Natural language Processing - Elective II |
|---|---|
| Semester | II |
| Pattern Year | 2019 |
| Subject Code | 317532 (B) |
| Max Marks | 30 |
| Total Questions | 4 |
| Duration | 1 Hour |
| Paper Number | [6009]-428 |
| Academic Year | T.E. |
| Branch Name | Artificial Intelligence and Data Science |
| Exam Type | INSEM |
| Exam Session | 2023 Feb INSEM |
| Watermark | ['CEGP013091', '49.248.216.238 08/04/2023 12:13:16 static-238'] |
2025 May Jun ENDSEM
Q1
18 MarksConsider the following CNF rules. Create a Parse tree for the sentence “The flight includes a meal” using CKY parsing algorithm. S NP VP NP Det N VP V NP V includes Det the Det a N meal N flight
Explain why CFG is used to represent natural language in parsing. Differentiate between top-down and bottom-up parsing.
Q2
18 MarksConsider following grammar rules. S NP VP S VP NP DET N NP N VP V VP V NP Det this | that | a | the Noun book | flight | John | ball | meal Verb book | include | read Generate the Top-Down and Bottom-up Parse Trees for the sentence. “Book that flight”. Is the Top-Down parsing approach better than Bottom up approach? Justify your answer.
What is Constituency Parsing? Explain CCG parsing with an example.
Q3
17 MarksWhat do you mean by Semantic and Thematic Roles? List out any 4 thematic roles with definitions and examples.
Write short note on : i) WordNet ii) FrameNet
Q4
17 MarksWhat is the significance of Word Sense Disambiguation in NLP? Explain any one Word Sense Disambiguation method.
Explain the Scherer typology of affective states. What are the two families of theories of emotion?
Q5
18 MarksWhy is Machine Translation needed? Explain various problems of machine translation.
Explain in detail Rule based Machine Translation, Knowledge based Machine Translation and Statistical Machine Translation.
Q6
18 MarksDraw a neat diagram of Encoder-decoder architecture. Explain the working of Neural Machine Translation.
Explain the stages of a Direct Machine Translation System with example.
Q7
17 MarksWrite short notes on : i) Named Entity Recognition ii) Question Answer System iii) Chatbot using Dialogflow
Draw the architecture of an ad hoc Information Retrieval system. Explain the working of vector space model of information retrieval.
Q8
17 MarksDescribe the following approaches used in information retrieval. i) Term weighting and document scoring ii) Stop word Elimination iii) Inverted Index
Explain the stages and working of Question Answering System.
| Subject Name | Natural language Processing - Elective II |
|---|---|
| Semester | VI |
| Pattern Year | 2019 |
| Subject Code | 317532 (B) |
| Max Marks | 70 |
| Total Questions | 8 |
| Duration | 2½ Hours |
| Paper Number | [6403]-60 |
| Academic Year | T.E. |
| Branch Name | Artificial Intelligence & Data Science |
| Exam Type | ENDSEM |
| Exam Session | 2025 May Jun ENDSEM |
| Watermark | ['CEGP013091', '49.248.216.237 02/06/2025 09:49:39 static-237'] |
2025 Nov Dec ENDSEM
Q1
18 MarksExplain the concept of partial parsing in the context of constituency parsing. How does partial parsing differ from full parsing, and what applications benefit from partial parsing techniques?
Explain Combinatory Categorical Grammar. List and explain grammar rules for English.
Q2
18 MarksDescribe dependency parsing and the notion of dependency relations between words in a sentence. Compare and contrast dependency parsing with constituency parsing, highlighting their respective strengths and weaknesses.
Write short note on : i) Context Free Grammar ii) Partial Parsing iii) Describe Chomsky’s Normal Form (CNF)
Q3
17 MarksExamine the challenges associated with thematic roles in semantic role labeling. Discuss how issues such as selection restrictions and decomposing predicates influence the accuracy of semantic role labeling systems.
Define connotation frames and explain their significance in understanding the nuanced meaning of words and phrases. Discuss how connotation frames can be utilized in various natural language processing tasks, such as affect recognition and sentiment analysis.
Q4
17 MarksDefine word senses and explain the importance of disambiguating word senses in natural language processing tasks. Discuss the challenges associated with word sense disambiguation (WSD) and how it relates to the ambiguity of language.
Explore the use of lexicons for sentiment recognition in natural language processing. Discuss how sentiment lexicons are utilized to classify the sentiment of words and phrases in text data, highlighting their effectiveness and limitations.
Q5
18 MarksDescribe the components and functionalities of a Question Answering (QA) system. How do QA systems process natural language questions, retrieve relevant information from textual sources, and generate concise answers? Discuss the challenges associated with QA systems.
Explain the concept of Direct Machine Translation and its underlying principles. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of this approach in comparison to other MT methods.
Q6
18 MarksExplore Knowledge-Based Machine Translation systems and their reliance on domain-specific knowledge bases. How does knowledge-based MT differ from rule-based and statistical approaches? Discuss the role of semantic knowledge in improving translation.
Describe the architecture and operation of Rule-Based Machine Translation systems. How do RBMT systems utilize linguistic rules and dictionaries to generate translations? Discuss the challenges associated with rule-based approaches.
Q7
17 MarksExplain the Vector Space Model (VSM) in Information Retrieval. How does VSM represent documents and queries as vectors in a high-dimensional space? Discuss the cosine similarity measure and its role in ranking documents for a given query.
Discuss the ethical considerations and challenges associated with deploying NLP- based systems, such as bias in training data, privacy concerns, and the potential for misuse. How can developers mitigate these issues and ensure responsible use of NLP technologies in real-world applications?
Q8
17 MarksDiscuss the use of sequence labeling in Information Extraction tasks. What are the key sequence labeling techniques used for tasks such as Named Entity Recognition (NER) and Part-Of-Speech (POS) tagging? Provide examples to illustrate their applications.
Explain how NLTK (Natural Language Toolkit) facilitates text analysis and processing tasks in Python. Discuss the key features and functionalities provided by NLTK for tasks such as tokenization, stemming, lemmatization, and syntactic parsing.
| Subject Name | Natural language Processing - Elective II |
|---|---|
| Semester | VI |
| Pattern Year | 2019 |
| Subject Code | 317532 B |
| Max Marks | 70 |
| Total Questions | 8 |
| Duration | 2½ Hours |
| Paper Number | [6583]-54 |
| Academic Year | T.E. |
| Branch Name | Artificial Intelligence & Data Science |
| Exam Type | ENDSEM |
| Exam Session | 2025 Nov Dec ENDSEM |
| Watermark | ['CEGP013091', '49.248.216.237 29/11/2025 09:41:32 static-237'] |
2024 May Jun ENDSEM
Q1
17 MarksExplain Context Free Grammar and Grammar rules For English in detail.
Write short note based on constituency parsing. i) Ambiguity ii) Partial Parsing iii) CCG Parsing
Q2
17 MarksElaborate dependency relations and dependency formalism of dependency parsing.
Write short note based on constituency parsing. i) Ambiguity ii) Span based neural constituency parsing iii) CKY Parsing
Q3
17 MarksExplain Word senses and relation between various senses.
Explain lexicon for sentiment-Emotions, sentiment and affect lexicons, Creating Affect Lexicons by Human Labeling with suitable example.
Q4
17 MarksWrite down about WordNet and wordsense disambituition in detail.
Explain lexicon for sentiment-Semi-supervised Induction of Affect Lexicons, Supervised Learning of Word Sentiment, Using Lexicons for Sentiment. Recognition with suitable example.
Q5
18 MarksExplain need ot Machine Translation (MT) with suitable example. Which are the problems of Machine Translation?
Write short note on: i) Knowledge based MT System ii) Encoder-decoder architecture
Q6
18 MarksExplain Machine Translation (MT) approaches with suitable example. Describe Direct Machine Translation in detail.
Write short note on: i) Statistical Machine Translation (SMT) ii) Neural Machine Translation
Q7
18 MarksElaborate Information retrieval-Vector space Model in detail.
Write short note on: i) Categorization ii) Summarization iii) Sentiment Analysis
Q8
18 MarksDiscuss Information Extraction using Sequence Labelling in detail.
Write short note on: i) Named Entity Recognition. ii) Analyzing text with NLTK iii) Chatbot using Dialogflow
| Subject Name | Natural language Processing - Elective II |
|---|---|
| Semester | II |
| Pattern Year | 2019 |
| Subject Code | 317532B |
| Max Marks | 70 |
| Total Questions | 8 |
| Duration | 2½ Hours |
| Paper Number | [6262]-60 |
| Academic Year | T.E. |
| Branch Name | Artificial Intelligence and Data Science |
| Exam Type | ENDSEM |
| Exam Session | 2024 May Jun ENDSEM |
| Watermark | ['CEGP013091', '49.248.216.238 24/05/2024 09:41:31 static-238'] |
2023 May Jun ENDSEM
Q1
17 MarksExplain Combinatory Categorial Grammar.
List and Explain grammar rules for English.
Q2
17 MarksExplain partial parsing with example.
Discuss Advanced Methods in Transition-Based Parsing.
Q3
17 MarksExplain Word Sense Induction.
Explain Features-based Algorithm for Semantic Role Labeling.
Q4
17 MarksExplain Connotation Frames.
Explain defining emotions with Plutchik wheel of emotion.
Q5
18 MarksExplain need of Machine Translation (MT) with suitable example. Which are the problems of Machine Translation?
Write short note on : i) Knowledge based MT System ii) Encoder-decoder architecture
Q6
18 MarksExplain Machine Translation (MT) approaches with suitable example. Describe Direct Machine Translation in detail.
Write short note on : i) Statistical Machine Translation (SMT). ii) Neural Machine Translation.
Q7
18 MarksElaborate Information retrieval- Vector space Model in detail.
Write short note on : i) Categorization. ii) Summarization. iii) Sentiment Analysis.
Q8
18 MarksDiscuss Information Extraction using Sequence Labelling in detail.
Write short note on : i) Named Entity Recognition. ii) Analyzing text with NLTK. iii) Chatbot using Dialogflow.
| Subject Name | Natural language Processing - Elective II |
|---|---|
| Semester | II |
| Pattern Year | 2019 |
| Subject Code | 317532(B) |
| Max Marks | 70 |
| Total Questions | 8 |
| Duration | 2½ Hours |
| Paper Number | [6003]-547 |
| Academic Year | T.E. |
| Branch Name | Artificial Intelligence and Data Science |
| Exam Type | ENDSEM |
| Exam Session | 2023 May Jun ENDSEM |
| Watermark | ['CEGP013091', '49.248.216.238 30/06/2023 10:53:58 static-238'] |