Category Archives: Implementations

  My name is Didier Cehrix and like Marcus and Robert I’m studying computer science at the University of Leipzig. For the practical part of the lecture “Software aus Komponente” I created a wrapper for the NLP Software Gate, especially for the ANNIE … Continue reading →

My name is Robert Schulze and like Marcus I’m studying computer science at the University of Leipzig. For the practical course of the lecture “Software aus Komponente” I created a wrapper for the DBpedia Spotlight web service, that generates NIF output. … Continue reading →

My name is Marcus Nitzschke and I’m studying computer science at the University of Leipzig. This implementation was written as the practical course of the lecture “Software aus Komponenten” in autumn 2011. Generally I chose this topic because I’m interested … Continue reading →

According to the Get Involved page each blog post has to start with a short introduction: I created this implementation to provide a reference implementation for NIF 1.0. StanfordCore is an NLP tool, that combines lemmatizing, POS-tags, dependency parsers and … Continue reading →

According to the Get Involved page each blog post has to start with a short introduction: I created this implementation to provide a reference implementation for NIF 1.0. The SnowBall libraries provide basic implementations for stemming algorithms for a lot … Continue reading →

FOX participated in the initial field test before NIF 1.0 and has not yet been updated. It is best to try the online demo of FOX at http://fox.aksw.org Currently, FOX only allows POST so the API can not be called … Continue reading →