Re: natural language processing (nlp) (was: natural text / human text analysis)

Thanks for the links.. But i think i'll keep at it on my own. I may be interested to set up a competitor to the companies of which you gave links. I've built a nice datamodel today, which i think will return even better results than zemanta. But what do you mean by "linked data", Nathan? On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 4:10 PM, Nathan Rixham <nrixham@gmail.com> wrote: > wouldn't be diving right in to full on nlp for this ;) it's pretty easy > to do term/semantic extraction nowadays. > > have you seen opencalais, alchemy, zemanta, yahoo term extraction or the > like? > > honestly I've been doing this for years and would recommend hooking up > to the opencalais and zemanta api's - should you muddle your way towards > linked data in any way from there give me a shout and I'll give you some > pointers. There are already clients for PHP, as well as the normal cms > things like drupal, wordpress etc :) > > regards! > > ps: if you really want to get in to this kind of thing then > http://gate.ac.uk/ is a good starting (and ending) point >