Stanford CoreNLP

Posted on September 13, 2011 by Sebastian Hellmann

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 many more layers. The tool currently only produces NIF output, but might be extended to read NIF input as well. There is a Demo Web service available

 

Homepage Corenlp.shtml
Additionalparameter None
Status Reference Implementation for NIF 1.0 . Provides lemmas, POS tags and also (experimental) Syntax trees
Webserviceurl NIFStanfordCore
Demo NIFStanfordCore?input=My%20favorite%20actress%20is%20Natalie%20Portman!&input-type=text&nif=true
Code Hg%2Fimplementation%2Fstanford-core

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