13. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, having instructions stored therein, which when executed, cause a hardware processor to: identify a first text provided by a user; identify a semantic dictionary comprising semantic-syntactic data, the semantic-syntactic data comprising at least one datum specific to the user; identify a first portion of the first text that matches the semantic-syntactic data; generate a node for a semantic-syntactic tree, wherein the node identifies a user ontological object of the semantic-syntactic data corresponding to the first portion of the first text; and store the semantic-syntactic tree comprising the generated node in a data storage device; and perform, using the stored semantic-syntactic tree, natural language processing of at least one of the first text, the first portion of the first text, a second portion of the first text, or a second text provided by the user.
13. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, having instructions stored therein, which when executed, cause a hardware processor to: identify a first text provided by a user; identify a semantic dictionary comprising semantic-syntactic data, the semantic-syntactic data comprising at least one datum specific to the user; identify a first portion of the first text that matches the semantic-syntactic data; generate a node for a semantic-syntactic tree, wherein the node identifies a user ontological object of the semantic-syntactic data corresponding to the first portion of the first text; and store the semantic-syntactic tree comprising the generated node in a data storage device; and perform, using the stored semantic-syntactic tree, natural language processing of at least one of the first text, the first portion of the first text, a second portion of the first text, or a second text provided by the user. 15. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium of claim 13 , wherein the semantic-syntactic data comprises an instance of a semantic class.