Web service created by exporting UIMA-based workflow from the U-Compare text mining system. Functionality: Carries out syntactic parsing on plain text Tools in workflow: Cafetiere Sentence Splitter (University of Manchester), OpenNLP Tokenizer (Apache), STEPP Tagger (University of Manchester), ...
Web service created by exporting UIMA-based workflow from the U-Compare text mining system. Functionality: Identifies sentences and tokens in plain text. Parts of speech and lemmas are assigned to tokens. Language is automatically identified amongst the supported languages and language-specific ...
Web service created by exporting UIMA-based workflow from the U-Compare text mining system. Functionality: Identifies clauses/segments in plain text. Also identifies sentences, tokens, POS tags and lemmas. Tools in workflow: Cafetiere Sentence Splitter (University of Manchester), TTL Tokenizer...
Web service created by exporting UIMA-based workflow from the U-Compare text mining system. Functionality: Identifies tokens in plain text and assigns parts-of-speech Tools in workflow: MLRS POS Tagger web service (University of Malta) NOTE: The licence provided covers the web service only. To...
This inventory contains a set of terms that are relevant to the study of medical history. The inventory is organised as a set of "heading terms", belonging to one of seven different semantic categories, each of which is accompanied by a set of semantically-related terms. There are around 175,0...
This is a UIMA wrapper for the OpenNLP Sentence Detector tool. It splits English text into individual sentences. The tool forms part of the in-built library of components provided with the U-Compare platform (see separate META-SHARE record) for building and evaluating text mining workflows. ...
Yake! (Campos et al. 2020) is a novel feature-based system for multi-lingual keyword extraction, which supports texts of different sizes, domain or languages. Unlike most of the systems, Yake! does not rely on dictionaries nor thesauri, neither is trained against any corpora. Instead, we follow a...