Hi All! I am starting to learn Language Modeling approach for Classification. I understand that one of main advantages of LM is that it does not require text...
Is anyone else having trouble compiling LingPipe 3.0? I was hoping it wouldn't be a disaster, but I'm now seeing the bugs in the various compilers as I get...
Hi there, i am pretty new to the NLP sector, so please forgive me my perhaps dumb questions... What i am searching is a way to retrieve all kind of relations...
Hi! I'm working on a system to try to automate the analysis of customer satisfaction based on a database of their e-mail correspondences. So far we've had good...
LingPipe 2.4.1 Released ======================= This is a patch release replacing LingPipe 2.4.0. It patches all bugs that have been reported to us; thanks to...
Hi all, this is my first post, I'm a new LingPipe user, but very impressed so far. Kudos on an excellent piece of software! As an early exercise, I'm trying to...
I just put LingPipe 2.4.0 up on our web servers. It's a fairly minor change in terms of code, but the upgrades are not 100% backward compatible. I ran tests...
Hi, I've been searching through Google, the LingPipe API, and the LingPipe Yahoo group archives to no avail. I'm trying to create a TokenizedLM trained not on...
Hello all, I'm currently using ne-en-news-muc6.AbstractCharLmRescoringChunker on some test corpi. I've noticed that when I'm passing various news articles,...
hi! i am trying to do coreference resolution in spanish texts with lingpipe. I have a small training corpus with PERSON/LOCATION/PRONOUN annotated data. I...
Over the weekends, we began having DNS problems with alias-i.com. We haven't gotten any alias-i.com email, and the LingPipe site is temporarily down. Our...
Hi, I'm just starting out with LingPipe and NLP. I'm hoping that someone can point me in a general direction on how to extend LingPipe's Named Entity...
I'm using LingPipe in my research and would like to cite it in a peer-reviewed poster I am presenting. How can I do this? Thanks, Chris -- Christopher M....
... Spot on. It was a very tough call, but our main problem in apps tends to be space, not speed. Each double is 8 bytes, and there are two per internal node...
... Great mail! This is what makes having your source out there so much fun (not to mention so useful). I'm cross-posting this back to our mailing list. I...
Hello, I've noticed that the MentionAnnotator.java in demos/tutorial/uima/src/com/aliasi/uima for UIMA integration seemed at little outdated and had some...
Hi, It's been a while since I played with Interesting Phrases, so I no longer remember how fast that stuff works. What I am wondering is how suitable this code...
Dear all, Recently I started to explore LingPipe for my Msc Thesis and I am writing a simple program to text NE. I am using HmmCharLmEstimator to train...
I'll be speaking in the comp ling seminar at Columbia on Thursday. The public's invited. This is a technical talk -- not an API talk like the ones we've been...
What is the best way to optimize the CorefDemo? I ran it through a open source profiler (http://jrat.sourceforge.net/) while running it on a sample document...
Hello, I've been exploring the contents of the uploaded data in the 'mention' table of the old Medline-Genia db tutorial. There seems to be a lot of: **" limb...
Hi all, Please tell me if I'm missing something terribly obvious here, I'm hoping I am. Can the lingpipe.jar file be used (in my case for parts-of-speech...
... Assuming this is the right reference: http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-lucene/SpellChecker then there are substantial differences between what we're doing...
The Named Entity Tutorial has an example program "TrainConll2002.java" where the class "Conll2002ChunkTagParser" is used. I did not see the APIs of the class...
I am new to LingPipe and trying to understand the various classes in " com.aliasi.corpus.parsers" package. I am developing an application that requires...
I have a classification task where a body of text needs to be trained either as "favorable" or "not favorable". The vast majority (around 85%) of texts will...
