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This project aims to build a suite of Natural Language Processing tools. Modules will include corpus indexing and access tools, a part-of-speech tagger, tokenisers, text classification software, etc.
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NewsRack is a tool/service that attempts to automate news monitoring. Based on user-specified definitions and rules, NewsRack will enable automated downloading, classification, filing, and long-term archiving of news.
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FathomFive is a classification aware lucene powered spidering and indexing solution, written in pure Java. It supports a variety of content types, provides an easy to use admin interface, and a customisable search interface. It spiders from HTTP and OAI.
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Classifier4J is a java library that provides an API for automatic classification of text. The default (and only current) implementation of this API is a Bayesian classifier. This library can be used for multiple purposes - as a spam filter or a blog cl
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WebSPHINX is a web crawler (robot, spider) Java class library, originally developed by Robert Miller of Carnegie Mellon University. Multithreaded, tollerant HTML parsing, URL filtering and page classification, pattern matching, mirroring, and more.
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