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462 Arpith Jacob
arpith Send Email
Aug 17, 2007
6:16 pm
Hello, I was wondering if someone in the group would have suggestions on an optimized (in terms of speed) language classification software. I have come across...
463 Bob Carpenter
colloquialdo... Send Email
Aug 21, 2007
3:08 pm
... Are you writing this to our mailing list because you're finding LingPipe too slow for some task? If so, could you let us know how you have LingPipe ...
464 Bob Carpenter
colloquialdo... Send Email
Aug 21, 2007
3:58 pm
The issue of on-disk vs. in-memory size for spelling needs to be clarified, as we've been getting lots of questions about it. The discrepancy in size arises...
465 _alfaris_ Send Email Aug 26, 2007
3:07 pm
Hi, where can I find out about licensing restrictions for specific LingPipe Models? The LingPipe website says: "Note that the models themselves are often...
466 Bob Carpenter
colloquialdo... Send Email
Aug 27, 2007
9:13 pm
There are really two questions here, one about the commercial use of the Brown corpus, and one about commercial use of LingPipe itself: 1. Commercial Use of...
467 Guido García Berna...
palmerabollo Send Email
Sep 4, 2007
7:11 am
Hi, I am working on a project whose aim is to recognize postal addresses in spanish text documents. Addresses could be in different formats, for example: *...
468 Bob Carpenter
colloquialdo... Send Email
Sep 4, 2007
4:32 pm
... The good news is that you can use LingPipe to do this. The bad news is that you'll need training data. The good news is that we just built an interface to ...
469 Bob Carpenter
colloquialdo... Send Email
Sep 11, 2007
11:51 pm
LingPipe 3.1.2 is now out. It's a minor revision of 3.1.1. Here's the change list: Medline Citation Parser Properly handle reprinted-in elements. TF/IDF...
470 Bob Carpenter
colloquialdo... Send Email
Sep 27, 2007
10:40 pm
This somehow slipped through and I just found it in my unanswered mail bin. Sorry for taking so long to respond. (Please re-mail questions or mail me directly...
471 youcef bey
y_bey Send Email
Oct 9, 2007
2:08 pm
Dear Sirs, I have 2 sentences : S1 = W1 W2 W3 W4 ... Wn and S2 = Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 ... Yn. I want to compare if the sentences S1 and the S2 is equal (with fuzzy-like...
472 Bob Carpenter
colloquialdo... Send Email
Oct 9, 2007
9:30 pm
... I've been meaning to write a tutorial on string comparison, as it's now relevant for all of our feature-based classifiers. So expect that at some future...
473 cacois Send Email Oct 10, 2007
3:08 pm
Hi all. I've been working with Lingpipe classifiers a bit, and have previously sued a NaiveBayesClassifier with an IndoEuropeanTokenizerFactory, created as: ...
474 Milind Joshi
milwiz Send Email
Oct 10, 2007
3:42 pm
Hi, A recent email talked about using Lingpipe to measure sentence simiarity... is there a feature in Lingpipe also to measure word-similarity? Would someone...
475 Bob Carpenter
colloquialdo... Send Email
Oct 10, 2007
5:35 pm
... This is the right way to do this. ... My guess is that one of the character language model classifiers would work better. Just use: classifier =...
476 Bob Carpenter
colloquialdo... Send Email
Oct 10, 2007
5:44 pm
... This depends on your notion of similarity. If it's textual similarity, then yes. There are a bunch of similarity measures built into LingPipe, including...
477 Guido García Berna...
palmerabollo Send Email
Oct 15, 2007
8:38 am
Hello, I am getting the following exception when trying to extract information from a text. What does that "boundary char" mean? Is there any way to escape...
478 Alex Maina
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Oct 15, 2007
2:18 pm
Hi I am librarian working in a biomedical research institute in Africa.I am interested in getting MEDLINE data from mySQL database,using the PMID.I have...
479 Bob Carpenter
colloquialdo... Send Email
Oct 15, 2007
5:36 pm
... There's a detailed explanation in the JavaDoc for the class that threw the exception, lm.NGramBoundaryLM: ...
480 Bob Carpenter
colloquialdo... Send Email
Oct 15, 2007
5:39 pm
... I can't help you getting info from a MySQL DB out of a DB. You'd need JDBC for that, not LingPipe. If you want to get MEDLINE data out of MEDLINE's XML...
481 Guido García Bern...
palmerabollo Send Email
Oct 31, 2007
11:07 am
Thank you, Bob. It was my mistake. I was trying to extract information from a binary image file that was in my corpus :$...
482 subub_98 Send Email Nov 2, 2007
10:33 pm
Hi all - I am pretty new to the search space, so I apologize if my question is at a very basic level. I have a huge collection of data/articles from many...
483 Bob Carpenter
colloquialdo... Send Email
Nov 3, 2007
3:03 pm
... Lucene's a search engine and LingPipe's a suite of natural language processing tools. The functionality they offer is largely complementary, but as both ...
484 Subu and Abitha
subub_98 Send Email
Nov 5, 2007
10:05 pm
Bob, Thanks for the response. My dilemma is in the order of processing - lingpipe first and then lucene? Or lucene first and then lingpipe? Does it matter? ...
485 cacois Send Email Nov 6, 2007
2:41 pm
I'm performing multi-category classification by creating a BinaryLMClassifier for each class, which should return true or false for each input string. For a...
486 Otis Gospodnetic
otis_gospodn... Send Email
Nov 6, 2007
5:01 pm
Hi Abby, Without going into too much how and why detail, I'd stick with a single Lucene index that includes data obtained via LingPipe. e.g. type=movie...
487 Bob Carpenter
colloquialdo... Send Email
Nov 6, 2007
5:38 pm
... The advantage of doing LingPipe classification and then indexing everything in Lucene is that you can use the fielded Lucene index to search combinations...
488 Bob Carpenter
colloquialdo... Send Email
Nov 6, 2007
6:04 pm
... That's exactly right. ... You can also use a two-class classifier with an explicit positive and negative model. The negative models are sometimes called...
489 cacois Send Email Nov 7, 2007
2:19 pm
... True...I'll probably stick with just the accept model. ... Ya. I meant to say it made cross-entropy scores "worse" rather than "dropping"; them. ... I'll...
490 cacois Send Email Nov 7, 2007
3:33 pm
Quick question on the usage of KnnClassifier. My implementation ... public static int K = 5; public static boolean WEIGHT_BY_PROXIMITY = true; private...
491 Bob Carpenter
colloquialdo... Send Email
Nov 7, 2007
7:57 pm
... In general, you can find use cases in the corresponding unit tests. Unfortunately, these don't always anticipate user's needs well enough, so you wind up...
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