Tolerance is a value revealing the full sense of human life and structure. It is a reaction of the spirit to something further than itself. Tolerance entails a relation between individuals and communities. It also implies the interindividual relations between spirit. During its birth, tolerance is born on the basis of communication relations. These communications may occur between individuals, between a person and his community, or between the community and itself.
Inflecting and linearizing a lemmatized dependency tree
The task of Natural Language Generation involves creating a lemmatized dependency tree based on input data. Lemmatized dependency trees are a natural language representation, and morphological inflection can be used to conjugate a lemma into a surface form.
This task can be done in three steps. First, we predict the correct word order, then decide the inflections, and finally fill in the function words in the appropriate positions. The worst case complexity of this pipeline is n! for permuting n words and 2n for inflection generation and prediction.
Tolerance as a universal value
The concept of tolerance has become an enduring part of modern liberal societies. While the definition of tolerance is somewhat vague, the concept seems to offer a positive approach to examining relations between groups of people. A common misconception is that tolerance means ignoring differences and prejudice. However, this is not necessarily the case. For example, some people are tolerant because they accept the differences in other people and cultures.
The concept of tolerance is also related to the concept of empathy. This concept requires that we try to put ourselves in other people's shoes and think about what they are going through. Empathy is an essential part of tolerance. Empathy is a common human characteristic that people of all ages have. Research shows that people are generally fair-minded and reject prejudice and intolerance.