The tutorial listing for LingPipe is the best summary of its capabilities.
Its sandbox is another “must see” location.
There may be better introductions to linguistic processing but I haven’t seen them.
The tutorial listing for LingPipe is the best summary of its capabilities.
Its sandbox is another “must see” location.
There may be better introductions to linguistic processing but I haven’t seen them.
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How about the Natural Language Processing Toolkit (python)?
http://www.nltk.org/
Comment by Kirk Lowery — September 29, 2010 @ 7:31 am
Thanks for the suggestion!
I will do an entry for the NLTK.
Would be interesting to do a feature by feature comparison of the two.
Comment by Patrick Durusau — September 29, 2010 @ 7:51 am
[…] The problem with computational linguistics is that it is — well — so arcane. There are plenty of books and web resources to teach the theory and principles. But what is often missing is a fully functional program that actually carries out the desired tasks. There are two resources that I have found, one thanks to Patrick Durusau. […]
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