Noun
NLG (countable and uncountable, plural NLGs)
(uncountable, artificial intelligence) Initialism of natural language generation.
Coordinate term: NLU
All summer long, NLG "legal observers" have assisted violent rioters and looters. Source: Internet
Cox and Theoharis (1988), p. 312. The members of the left-wing National Lawyers Guild were among the few attorneys who were willing to defend clients in communist-related cases, and this made the NLG a particular target of Hoover's. Source: Internet
NLG trainers held online "know your rights" sessions for Suffolk University students in Boston last week. Source: Internet
TIBCO Spotfire + Arria NLG instantly converts multiple data streams into visuals and expertly written narrative analysis. Source: Internet
This code pattern shows you how to build a stress-testing app for investment portfolios that has the added benefit of integration with natural language generation (NLG) so you can produce detailed, well-written portfolio analyses. Source: Internet
It seems like job security, but then along came natural language generation (NLG) technology. Source: Internet