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TeeJay (2309)

TeeJay
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Saturday September 27, 2003
04:50 AM

extracting stuff from text

[ #14942 ]
Lathos pointed me at GATE - General Architecture for Text Engineering, which looks pretty cool.

He also pointed at his very cool Lingua::EN::NamedEntity module which looks very interesting.

I also found some interesting essays on the global interweb highway :
Mining dates from historical documents by Dana Mckay (University of Waikato)
and
SEMIAUTOMATIC GENERATION OF RESILIENT DATA-EXTRACTION ONTOLOGIES by Yihong Ding


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  • That "date" paper sounds interesting, but it's password protected. I did manage to find a copy [nec.com]. I hope that link is persistent. If not, try the cache link on this page [nec.com].
    • wierd - it worked for me and I didn't put in a password.
      --

      @JAPH = qw(Hacker Perl Another Just);
      print reverse @JAPH;
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