I've just made a set of tiny tools to help extract information from MOE Chinese on-line dictionary. Hope that it'll be helpful to legal users of this on-line dictionary.
This is a great tool, but I don't have a perl environment. I will try it sometime when I get perl installed on my computer. A question: how do we use the generated list creatively so that we don't violate its copyright?
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I've just made a set of tiny tools to help extract information from MOE Chinese on-line dictionary. Hope that it'll be helpful to legal users of this on-line dictionary.
Website: http://william.cswiz.org/techreport/moecdict/
This is a great tool, but I don't have a perl environment. I will try it sometime when I get perl installed on my computer. A question: how do we use the generated list creatively so that we don't violate its copyright?
I have to admit that I haven't figure out any good way to get around the copyright issue. :q
In fact, I intended to publish the "distilled lexicon" as well as programs. But the copyright issue forbade me to do so.
Before such issue is resolved, we can still do something to maximize the usefulness of this on-line dictionary, under the non-profit condition.