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    Rootvole

    a text parsing library that matches text with concepts.

    For general processing of voice queries we developed a text parsing library named 'Rootvole' that can be used to match text with semantic concepts. The algorithm was implemented in Java and can be described as a form of a parsing expression grammar, where we generate the expressions to be detected beforehand by regular expressions and store them in a vocabulary. The central class is the parser class, which is instantiated as a series of vocabularies, simple text lists that describe tokens and synonyms, and value descriptors. It's meant as a lightweight alternative to "real" NLP (natural language processing).
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