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Light Learn Dictionary
Light dictionary with testing tool
Easy command line tool with menu options to create dictionary with SQLite3. And based on created dictionary user can be tested. -
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WRripper
Web information mining tool.
Bash and gawk scripts to download dictionary pages from WordReference and parse them into tab separated files that can be imported from scheduled repetition systems such as Anki. -
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Porter Stemmer
Java version of Porter's Stemming algorithm
The Stemmer class transforms a word into its root form. The input word is provided from the add() methods. The stem() method will return the stem as will toString() after stem() has been called). The clear() method will wipe the Stemmer buffer and allow a new word to be input. This version extends Martin Porter's original stemming algorithm by allowing capital letters to exist in words. This version should also be plugged in wherever the old algorithm is used with few... -
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CECS 130: Currency Converter
A currency converter using logical statements, evaluations, and data.
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