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ooPorter
A Porter stemming or stemmer algorithm coded in ooRexx
This is an ooRexx line-by-line port from Ansi-C to ooRexx of the stemming routine published by Martin Porter 1980. The original source code from Porter has been commented out and emulated by the corresponding (oo)Rexx code as far as possible. This is not an example of good or fast (oo)Rexx programming, it is merely a demonstration of the Porter stemming routine ported to ooRexx, use and modify as necessary. Input to the program is a textfile with words to be stemmed, one per line.... -
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FALCON - Text Search Java Project
JSON based text search Java Project
----------------- - What is it? - ----------------- The "Falcon Search" is a JAVA API and tool to search inside the documents. It was originally started to search the content in pdf files under the project "HAWK Search". Searching with this tool is query-based not word-based as in most of the document search tools OR document readers. It also takes care of jumbling of words within query and spelling mistakes. Commonly used techniques in this project are Natural Language... -
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HAWK - PDF Text Search Java Project
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No more support for this project - TAKE A LOOK AT FALCONSEARCH "https://sourceforge.net/projects/falcontextsearch/" -
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CRFSharp
CRFSharp is a .NET(C#) implementation of Conditional Random Field
CRFSharp(aka CRF#) is a .NET(C#) implementation of Conditional Random Fields, an machine learning algorithm for learning from labeled sequences of examples. It is widely used in Natural Language Process (NLP) tasks, for example: word breaker, postagging, named entity recognized, query chunking and so on. CRF#'s mainly algorithm is the same as CRF++ written by Taku Kudo. It encodes model parameters by L-BFGS. Moreover, it has many significant improvement than CRF++, such as totally... -
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WordSegment
wordseg project is a word segment module implemented by C#
wordseg project is a word segment module implemented by C#. It is used to segment text into tokens and to label token's attribute according its context and semantic by front-maximum matching and CRF algorithms. The following are some sentences need to be segmented: 张晓晨和付仲恺一起坐在家（西坝河东里社区）里的沙发上看非诚勿扰。 百度公司的名字源于“众里寻他千百度”这诗句。 After above sentences be segmented by wordseg, the result as follows for each sentence: 张晓晨[PER] 和 付仲恺[PER] 一起 坐 在 家 （ 西坝河东里社区[LOC] ） 里 的 沙发[PDT] 上 看 非 诚 勿扰 。... -
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Sanchay is a collection of tools and APIs for language researchers. It has some implementations of NLP algorithms, some flexible APIs, several user friendly annotation interfaces and Sanchay Query Language for language resources.
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ConTextKit is a Java-based implementation of Wendy Chapman's ConText algorithm for annotating the context of medical documents, specifically the negation, temporality, and experiencer.
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Supertagger
Software for assigning supertags.
Supertagging is a process of statistical lexical disambiguation, preprocessing step to parsing, which assigns LTAG tree categories to the lexical items present in the input sentence. Thus, if the input sentence is in the form of a dependency tree, the task of the supertagger is to assign the most probable TAG family to each node and edge in the dependency tree.
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