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    IK Analysis for Elasticsearch

    IK Analysis for Elasticsearch

    A plugin that integrates Lucene IK analyzer into elasticsearch

    IK Analyzer is an open source, lightweight Chinese word segmentation toolkit developed based on java language. Since the release of version 1.0 in December 2006, IKAnalyzer has launched 4 major versions. Initially, it was a Chinese word segmentation component based on the open source project Luence as the main application, combined with dictionary word segmentation and grammar analysis algorithms. Starting from version 3.0, IK has developed into a common word segmentation component for Java, independent of the Lucene project, and at the same time provides a default optimized implementation of Lucene. ...
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    This is software to create web dictionaries, esp. for Esperanto like Reta Vortaro (http://reta-vortaro.de). A dictionary is made from articles written in a special XML dialect by transformations using XSLT, ant and some Java code.
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    Quadriga

    Quadruple Network Management System

    Quadriga is a web-application that acts as a clearing-house for text annotations -- in the form of contextualized triples, or “quadruples,” that form complex graphs -- generated with the Vogon desktop application (https://sourceforge.net/projects/gobtan/), and as an environment for managing text-annotation projects. It relies on a central authentication system for user authentication, a dictionary service (Wordpower) and an authority file service (Conceptpower). Quadriga can connect to a...
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    This projects concentrates software for setting up a chemical dictionary website.
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    COMMON VULNERABILITIES AND EXPOSURES (CVEŽ) DATABASE BROWSER, CVEBROWSER A web search engine for the CVE dictionary, targeted to be used on a intranet. CVEBrowser uses Java Servlets / JSP and MySQL and its designed to work well on RedHat
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    Polish Flexion Engine provides ready-to-use polish flexion dictionary with flexion engine for full flexion text search easily integrated in portals, web search,database searching engines. First aim is polish flexion (pl. polska fleksja).Demo on Home Page
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    WebGate is a web application that aggregates frequently used content into one location. It's written in Java/XML/XSLT and can be used for web based email, a complete TV grid, RSS/RDF feed reader, integrated searching (dictionary, google, imdb), etc.
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    DiCT try to establish a well known dictionary web service, it will publish web service (WSDL) definitation for both content provider and end-user to follow. it will base on DICT protocol ( RFC2229) . Some applications will be provided
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    Rakibolana is an on-line dictionary in which the words of languages based on south-east asian language structure. Rakibolana uses J2EE containers includin tomcat and Jboss. The technology involved uses Design patterns, EJB, JSP, Struts framework, SAX par
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    JDictd is a set of Java programs that implement the Dictionary Server Protocol (DICT) as specified in RFC 2229.
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    Voambolana (pronouce VOO-BOO-LUH-NUH) is an on-line dictionary that converts foreign languages to a native language. Voambolana uses SAX parser and XSLT transformer. The tools used includes Ant, Xerces, Xalan (XNI) and Apache from the Apache Group.
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    The jibiki plateform is to be used by multilingual dictionary writters to create and publish their XML based dictionary. It supports different lexical architectures (monolingual dictionaries, 1 to 1 or 1 to many dictionary or pivot based dictionaries).
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