Questions on the open source natural language processing software from the Stanford University NLP Group, in Java, Python, and C, including Stanford CoreNLP, Stanza, and GloVe.
I have this text '''Hi, Mr. Sam D. Richards lives here, 44 West 22nd Street, New York, NY 12345. Can you contact …
python nltk stanford-nlp street-addressWhat is the best tool that can do text simplification using Java? Here is an example of text simplification: John, …
java nlp stanford-nlp gateI've been doing a little comparison of these two packages and am not sure which direction to go in. What …
java stanford-nlp opennlpI am newbie to Natural Language processing.I need to extract the noun phrases from the text.So far i …
java nlp stanford-nlp opennlpI am working on sentiment analysis. I thought if there is any available set of adjectives indicating positive/negative(like …
nlp stanford-nlp sentiment-analysisI'm having some trouble understanding the changes made to the coref resolver in the last version of the Stanford NLP …
java nlp stanford-nlpI just started using Stanford Parser but I do not understand the tags very well. This might be a stupid …
stanford-nlpHow can I get the dependency tree as Figure below. I can get the dependency relation as pure text, and …
stanford-nlpI'm using the Stanford Named Entity Recognizer http://nlp.stanford.edu/software/CRF-NER.shtml and it's working fine. This is …
nlp stanford-nlp named-entity-recognitionI have a complex sentence and I need to separate it into main and dependent clause. For example for the …
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