Best Natural Language Processing Software for AWS AI Services

Find and compare the best Natural Language Processing software for AWS AI Services in 2025

Use the comparison tool below to compare the top Natural Language Processing software for AWS AI Services on the market. You can filter results by user reviews, pricing, features, platform, region, support options, integrations, and more.

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    Graphlogic GL Platform Reviews
    Graphlogic Conversational AI Platform consists of: Robotic Process Automation for Enterprises (RPA), Conversational AI, and Natural Language Understanding technology to create advanced chatbots and voicebots. It also includes Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), Text-to-Speech solutions (TTS), and Retrieval Augmented Generation pipelines (RAGs) with Large Language Models. Key components: Conversational AI Platform - Natural Language understanding - Retrieval and augmented generation pipeline or RAG pipeline - Speech to Text Engine - Text-to-Speech Engine - Channels connectivity API Builder Visual Flow Builder Pro-active outreach conversations Conversational Analytics - Deploy anywhere (SaaS, Private Cloud, On-Premises). - Single-tenancy / multi-tenancy - Multiple language AI
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    Amazon Textract Reviews
    Amazon Textract, a fully managed machine-learning service, automatically extracts text from scanned documents. It goes beyond optical character recognition (OCR), to identify, understand and extract data from forms or tables. Today, many companies extract data from scanned documents such as PDF's and tables using manual data entry. This can be slow, expensive, and prone to errors. Or, they use OCR software which requires manual configuration and must be updated every time the form is modified to be usable. Textract uses machine-learning to automatically read and process any type document. It extracts text, forms, tables, and other data without any manual effort or custom code. Textract allows you to quickly automate manual document activities and process millions of pages in just hours.
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    Amazon Lex Reviews
    Amazon Lex allows you to create conversational interfaces in any application by using voice and text. Amazon Lex offers advanced deep learning functions such as automatic speech recognition (ASR), which converts speech to text, or natural language understanding (NLU), which recognizes the intent of the text. This allows you to create applications that are engaging and have lifelike conversations. Amazon Lex gives developers the same deep learning technology that powers Amazon Alexa. This allows them to quickly and easily create sophisticated, natural-language, conversational bots ("chatbots") with ease. Amazon Lex allows you to create bots that increase productivity in the contact center, automate simple tasks and improve operational efficiency across the enterprise. Amazon Lex is a fully managed service that scales automatically so you don’t have to worry about infrastructure management.
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    Amazon Comprehend Reviews
    Amazon Comprehend uses machine learning to discover insights and relationships in text. No prior machine learning experience is required. Your unstructured data can hold a treasure trove. Your unstructured data can provide valuable insights into customer sentiment. These include customer emails, product reviews, support tickets, social media and even advertising copy. How can you get there? Machine learning is able to identify specific items of interest within large swathes text (such finding company names in analyst report), and can also learn the sentiment hidden within language (identifying negative customer reviews or positive customer interactions with service agents). This is possible at a nearly limitless scale. Amazon Comprehend uses machine-learning to help you discover the relationships and insights in your unstructured data.
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    Amazon Comprehend Medical Reviews
    Amazon Comprehend is a HIPAA-eligible, natural language processing (NLP), service that uses machine-learning to extract health data form medical text. No machine learning experience is necessary. Today, a lot of health data is found in free-form medical texts like doctor's notes, clinical trials reports, and patient records. Manually extracting data can be time-consuming and automated rule-based attempts at extracting data won't capture the whole story because they don't take context into consideration. The data is not usable for large-scale analytics that will help improve the healthcare and life sciences industry, patient outcomes, and increase efficiencies.
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