Grafone-Tool is a tool for conversion from grapheme to phoneme for European Portuguese. The converter works with the Portuguese spelling, both prior to and after the Orthographic Agreement of 1990.
CSTParser is a multi-document discourse parser. Based on machine learning techniques and hand-crafted rules, the system identifies a set of relations predicted by CST (Cross-document Structure Theory) among sentences of different texts on the same topic.
Web service created by exporting UIMA-based workflow from the U-Compare text mining system. Functionality: Identifies sentences and tokens in plain text. Tools in workflow: Freeling sentence splitter web service (service provided by the PANACEA project), LX-Tokenizer (web service provided by th...
LexMan-POSTagger is a morphological analyser tool that morphologically tags all words. Size: Lemmas verbs: 12 995; Lemmas nouns and adj: 38 180; Lemmas adverbs: 7 250; Compound words: 35 201. Language: Portuguese.
LX-Tagger is a freely available online service for the part-of-speech tagging of Portuguese. It was developed and is mantained by the NLX-Natural Language and Speech Group at the University of Lisbon, Department of Informatics. The service is composed by a set of shallow processing tools: A se...
RudriCo-TOK is a tokenizer tool that splits contractions. De-contraction rules: 178.
MARv-DISAMB is a part-of-speech disambiguation tool (probabilistic disambiguation module).
Based on the MXPOST part of speech tagger and UNITEX dictionaries for Portuguese, this tool produces the lemmas of the words of a text stored in a plain text file. The source code is also provided.
MARv-POS is a part-of-speech tagger tool (probabilistic POS annotation module). MARv4's architecture comprehends two submodules: a set of linguistically-oriented disambiguation rules module and a probabilistic disambiguation module. The linguistic-oriented is no longer used in the STRING chain be...
LX-UTagger is a POS tagger for Portuguese that adopts the Universal Part-of-Speech tagset (UPOS), related to the Universal Dependency framework, with an initial performance of 99.06% under a ten-fold cross validation scheme. It is described in this article: António Branco, João Ricardo Silv...