Definition: A provisionless state in computational linguistics refers to a state where all words are either empty or have no meaning. This is often used as a metaphor for a situation where there is no information available about something, and everything that exists has an immediate, uncontested meaning. In the context of text processing, this term can be used to describe situations where there are no rules or constraints on how words should be constructed or interpreted in a natural language processing task.
what should be said.