Comments on Jeff's Search Engine Caffè: Java Open Source NLP and Text Mining tools

Hi, The information provided by you is good. As p...

2010-01-12T04:50:51.910-05:00

Hi,
The information provided by you is good.

As part of my master thesis , iam going to do sentiment analysis.I read some of the documents on this,in one of the document i read through openNLP java api we can inplement the sentiment anlysis.I tried with this api.For a given sentence we are able to POS tagging through openNLP.After that i am not getting what to do.

If you have any idea on sentiment analysis can you please share with me.

Thanks,
Siva

Thanks Jeff Dalton for this intersting page web, p...

2009-11-23T05:07:12.802-05:00

Thanks Jeff Dalton for this intersting page web, please i want to use the Al-Stem(Darwish) and Light10(Larkey) Stemmers in java (for Arabic language), but i can't find it, you can help me please?

The Open Source Text Mining Software RapidMiner fe...

2009-11-08T03:23:37.238-05:00

The Open Source Text Mining Software RapidMiner features a lot of text preprocessing options and learning techniques like Naive Bayes and Support Vector Machines (SVM, i.e. LibSVM, JMySVM (similar to SVM^light), EvoSM, SMO SVM). Besides its native methods, it also includes all Weka methods. For more details:
http://www.rapid-i.com/

Hi Jeff, Glad I (re)found this post...added it to...

2009-11-03T19:59:13.454-05:00

Hi Jeff,

Glad I (re)found this post...added it to my recent write-up on open source data mining tools from last Sunday's ACM data mining unconference in the Bay Area (see http://bixolabs.com/oss/open-source-data-mining-tools/)

-- Ken

Thanks very much jeff .That's really helpful

2009-11-03T10:00:22.439-05:00

Thanks very much jeff .That's really helpful

The Lucid Imagination Solr Distribution contains a...

2009-11-01T15:43:25.966-05:00

The Lucid Imagination Solr Distribution contains an optimized Java version of the Krovetz stemmer.

Thanx for the great post ...i really find it usefu...

2009-11-01T15:19:31.098-05:00

Thanx for the great post ...i really find it useful
I'm wondering if there is a good tool for word stemming using java ...if you recommend something it would be great

Thanx man.. Am a student doin graduation from Coch...

2009-07-07T10:16:53.680-04:00

Thanx man..
Am a student doin graduation from Cochin University,India. Can u help me to create a project based on web data mining using support vector machines..

Nimish

Thanks Jeff, this is absolutely great :)

2009-06-10T09:07:28.421-04:00

Thanks Jeff, this is absolutely great :)

Thanks Jeff! I just wanna say that Dan's last name...

2009-05-15T16:07:51.009-04:00

Thanks Jeff!
I just wanna say that Dan's last name is BikeL ;-)

Hi Jeff,Excellent overview,I found this really use...

2009-04-04T16:05:28.920-04:00

Hi Jeff,

Excellent overview,I found this really useful.

Thanks
Ajit

Excellent overview, Jeff. Thanks for collecting t...

2009-03-24T11:37:58.574-04:00

Excellent overview, Jeff. Thanks for collecting this insight. I realize the point here is to cover open-source packages, but web services that offer NLP functionality might also be included in the list, especially if they're free.

We've had success using OpenCalais (http://opencalais.com), which is a commercial service but one with a pretty generous free offering, for entity extraction and document classification. It accepts text in a variety of formats (e.g. HTML) and transfer methods (e.g. http/REST), returning the results of several NLP processes in XML, JSON, RDF, etc. Their free service makes it easy for early-stage startups to get good results quickly.

Thanks again,

Mark Soper, Likematter

Hello I am Working on "Text mining and its potenti...

2009-03-07T04:28:24.673-05:00

Hello I am Working on "Text mining and its potential applicatons" for my M.Phil Degree. Please inform me how to develope an information extraction system. I want to extract the unknown information from textual mater. (For ex. if C is Language,the system must be able to decide that Java is also a programming language)
Please help me.
Mr. U.S. Patki
Dept of Computer Science
Science College Nanded (M.S.)
India.
E-Mail uspatki@yahoo.com

Thanks for including LingPipe. While we do distri...

2009-01-19T14:05:17.790-05:00

Thanks for including LingPipe.

While we do distribute LingPipe with source on the web without registration, we don't have a standard "open source" license. Here's a link to LingPipe's Royalty-free license.

Like MySQL, we own our IP and can negotiate licenses on a per-customer basis.

Great listing, Jeff!For sequential learning (usefu...

2009-01-18T13:27:49.506-05:00

Great listing, Jeff!

For sequential learning (useful for NLP tasks such as chunking, POS tagging or information extraction) two tools in C++ developed by Taku Kudo are higly recommended: YamCha (http://chasen.org/~taku/software/yamcha/) and CRF++ (http://crfpp.sourceforge.net/). Both have similar interfaces, are open source, have small footprint, and have pretty good documentation.

very nice man ...pretty useful.thanks.

2008-12-17T20:03:47.423-05:00

very nice man ...
pretty useful.
thanks.

Many thanks...R

2008-12-12T07:10:32.914-05:00

Many thanks...

R

Hi Jeff,I found this really usefull. Great Work......

2008-12-02T05:25:38.508-05:00

Hi Jeff,

I found this really usefull. Great Work...!!!!

Great list of resources Jeff!UIUC's Cognitive Comp...

2008-11-05T14:40:41.113-05:00

Great list of resources Jeff!

UIUC's Cognitive Computation Group also has a suite of Java-based NLP tools:

http://l2r.cs.uiuc.edu/~cogcomp/software.php

Great work! Thank you very much!

2008-09-08T12:22:25.835-04:00

Great work! Thank you very much!

It is a really useful summary about text mining to...

2007-11-29T22:11:59.598-05:00

It is a really useful summary about text mining tools .Greatly thanks!

Great work Jeff..I found it really useful.Thanks!

2007-10-27T12:57:30.367-04:00

Great work Jeff..I found it really useful.Thanks!

Hi,It is a useful summary thanks. I studied GATE f...

2007-07-06T10:50:23.225-04:00

Hi,

It is a useful summary thanks. I studied GATE for a month or so to get familiar with its functionalities. But finally I decided to write my own code and use command line tools or other people snippet because if it is not working at least it is your own code and you know how to modify it but I found undestanding the gate classed more difficult than starting from scratch. Actually I need a transducer so I tried JAPE and a few other transducers that come with GATE but they all had some weaknesses for example JAPE does not suppot empty tags. Anyway I finally decided to make my own framework and add external parts to it rather than relying on gate.

ajoorabchi@hotmail.com