I just stumbled across Ekaterina Buyko's paper "Automatically Adapting
an NLP Core Engine to the Biology Domain" which is a fantastic tribute
to OpenNLP. I would have cited this paper for a recent workshop paper I
submitted a couple of weeks ago. It would recommend posting a link to
this paper on the front page of your opennlp website.
On a related note, I looked for a good reference to cite OpenNLP but
couldn't find one. Do you have a suggestion? If so, this also ought to
go on the web page when you get a chance.
Thanks,
Philip
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Hi,
Thanks for the paper reference; it was interesting. I don't have an overview paper, but probably clearly should. You could make a reference to the site as is done with the mallet package:
@unpublished{McCallumMALLET,
author = "Andrew Kachites McCallum",
title = "MALLET: A Machine Learning for Language Toolkit",
note = "http://mallet.cs.umass.edu",
year = 2002}
@unpublished{MortonOPENNLP,
author = "Thomas Morton, Joern Kottmann, Jason Baldridge, Gann Bierner",
title = "OpenNLP: A Java-based NLP Toolkit",
note = "http://opennlp.sourceforge.net",
year = 2005}
Hope this helps...Tom
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Tom,
I just stumbled across Ekaterina Buyko's paper "Automatically Adapting
an NLP Core Engine to the Biology Domain" which is a fantastic tribute
to OpenNLP. I would have cited this paper for a recent workshop paper I
submitted a couple of weeks ago. It would recommend posting a link to
this paper on the front page of your opennlp website.
On a related note, I looked for a good reference to cite OpenNLP but
couldn't find one. Do you have a suggestion? If so, this also ought to
go on the web page when you get a chance.
Thanks,
Philip
Hi,
Thanks for the paper reference; it was interesting. I don't have an overview paper, but probably clearly should. You could make a reference to the site as is done with the mallet package:
@unpublished{McCallumMALLET,
author = "Andrew Kachites McCallum",
title = "MALLET: A Machine Learning for Language Toolkit",
note = "http://mallet.cs.umass.edu",
year = 2002}
@unpublished{MortonOPENNLP,
author = "Thomas Morton, Joern Kottmann, Jason Baldridge, Gann Bierner",
title = "OpenNLP: A Java-based NLP Toolkit",
note = "http://opennlp.sourceforge.net",
year = 2005}
Hope this helps...Tom