nlptools | wraps various natural language processing | Natural Language Processing library
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This is a collection of natural language processing tools wrapped behind common interfaces. The client can easily use the wrapped libraries through elegant scala interfaces. It's also simple to switch implementations of a particular tool since all implementations of a particular tool extend a common interface. This toolkit also aims to minimize the size of transitive dependencies. Each tool is broken into its own component so you can choose what you want to use through dependency management. Each component contains the requisite modules but no more, saving you from needing to search for models while also protecting you from a dependencies that are hundreds of megabytes in order to contain every possible model. If you want to avoid the default models, that's OK too. They are a transitive dependency of the tool so you can exclude them within your dependency manager. Licensing can be a nightmare. Each tool is split into its own component with the most permissive license allowable by the dependencies. Licenses are all clearly stated in the LICENSE file of the subcomponent. The largest NLP components are OpenNLP toolkit (Apache 2.0) and Stanford CoreNLP (GPL 2.0). The interfaces are defined in the core component.
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I've been successfully running the Stanford CoreNLP annotators in Eclipse but have had issues implementing the provided options for the OpenIE annotator. Originally I thought it was an error only with the openie.filelist option and tried specifying the filepath different ways, but then I noticed that other options, such as openie.format, didn't work either.
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Answered 2018-Jul-18 at 06:32The instructions for using the standalone OpenIE system are here:
https://nlp.stanford.edu/software/openie.html
Those options don't work when using OpenIE as an annotator in a pipeline, they work when using the OpenIE's main() method.
Sample commands are at that link above.
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