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Maui is a multi-purpose automatic topic indexing algorithm. Given a document, Maui automatically identifies its topics. Depending on the task topics are tags, keywords, keyphrases, vocabulary terms, descriptors or Wikipedia titles.

The Neurpheus Morphological Analyser performs morphological analysis, stemming or word form generation tasks using sophisticated classification methods for an analysis of words unseen in a training dictionary.

DawNLITE is a Natural-Language-based Image Transmoding Engine. The software transforms an image to a video as recorded by a virtual camera panning and zooming over the image, following a natural language text description of the image.

SEPa! Java grammar related class library.

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.

Tipa2Unicode is a little stand-alone application which lets you input Tipa-shortcuts and then displays Unicode symbols. You can then paste either side of the conversion to LaTeX or a word processor.

Want to count the number of syllables in a word? Want to create a random haiku? This Java application can do both. Just add the JAR file to your project for access to these basic classes. We use CMU's pronunciation dictionary to count each syllable.

Wordcorr automates the tedious and risky process of tabulating and managing the sound correspondences used in working out the historical development of natural languages. Initial support was from NSF.

Using Machine Learning, AraRooter finds the three-lettered root of any Arabic lemma with around 84% accuracy.

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.

PRDL is one of the core components within the ENDORSE project. The scope of the language is to encompass clauses from data protection legislation and enterprise privacy policies in order to e.g. derive data access decisions automatically based on the enterprise privacy policies (EPPs). There have been many initiatives for expressing privacy rules and legal restrictions into a computable way. The attempt of PRDL is to present a collaborative result towards a multistakeholder language. The...