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في هذه الورقة، نصف عملية بناء كوربوس للشركات سيتم استخدامها كإعادة إرجاع للنمذجة وحوسبة المخلفات المحادثات المضمنة باستخدام أدوات Commu-Nication and Collaboration.إن AdvertGoal of the إعادة إعمار الخيوط هو "بيل" لتوفير قيمة للمصدر في حالات استخدام Var-Ious، مثل HIGLIGHTION TANT أجزاء مناقشة تشغيل، مراجعة الالتزامات القادمة أو المواعيد النهائية، إلخ. منذ ذلك الحين، لمعرفتنا،لا يمكن أن تسمح لنا Corpus Corporwichic Gornfich للاستفادة من الناحية الفرنسية بمعالجة هذا الدستور الخيطي هذا، ونحن نقدم هنا أميثود لبناء هذه الجوانب والخطوات التي سمحت للخطوات التي سمحت للخطوط الدقيقة لخط أنابيب إلى Pseudo-Anonymessata.مثل هذا الخط الأنابيب هو استجابة للكتابات الناجمة عن البيانات العامة للبيانات المؤيدة للاتصال GDPR في أوروبا والاطلاع على سرية المراسلات.
In this paper we describe the process of build-ing a corporate corpus that will be used as a ref-erence for modelling and computing threadsfrom conversations generated using commu-nication and collaboration tools. The overallgoal of the reconstruction of threads is to beable to provide value to the collorator in var-ious use cases, such as higlighting the impor-tant parts of a running discussion, reviewingthe upcoming commitments or deadlines, etc. Since, to our knowledge, there is no avail-able corporate corpus for the French languagewhich could allow us to address this prob-lem of thread constitution, we present here amethod for building such corpora includingdifferent aspects and steps which allowed thecreation of a pipeline to pseudo-anonymisedata. Such a pipeline is a response to theconstraints induced by the General Data Pro-tection Regulation GDPR in Europe and thecompliance to the secrecy of correspondence.
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