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Leseratte is a Java parser for German written language. Currently, it contains a German lexicon (based on the Wiktionary), inflexion rules, a grammar and a parser. (Semantics component planned.) Usable as a Java library, also provides a graphical UI.

Hebrew Deflector tries to guess the root, the pattern and the form of a modern Hebrew word provided by the user. It uses the existing rules of the language to do that, and displays the list of possible answers. It is not a dictionary and it doesn't know whether the word (and the listed forms of it) exists or not. It also doesn't know anything about exception to the rules.

Using rules written in a Drools decision table, BuckTagger determines the correct Buckwalter Tag based on morphological properties of the input, automatically extracted or given by the user. At the moment, BuckTagger is not complete; it can only handle input that is: - Uninflected - In lexical form, i.e., no clitics or affixes. - A Perfect or Imperfect Verb - Preferably the first and before-last letters are diacritized/vocalized.

NooJ is used by linguists to describe linguistic phenomena and apply the formalized morphological, syntactic or semantic rules to corpora . It is used by non linguists in fields like psychology, sociology, history, literature studies as well.

MinGen is a Minimalist generator, the logical opposite to a parser. MinGen generates syntactically valid sentences by following the rules of Minimalism.

...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 goal was that PRDL should be sufficiently expressive to define EPPs for SMEs, it should link the wording of the data privacy laws of different European countries, and it should be represented in natural language and therefore should be easy to understand. ...