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@@ -72,9 +72,65 @@ Language generation
+
Assorted Obsolete projects
+
+- RelEx Semantic Relation Extractor
+- RelEx
+ is an English-language semantic relationship extractor, built on
+ the Link Parser. It can identify subject, object,
+ indirect object and many other relationships between words in a
+ sentence. It will also provide part-of-speech tagging, noun-number
+ tagging, verb tense tagging, gender tagging, and so on. RelEx includes a
+ basic implementation of the Hobbs anaphora (pronoun) resolution
+ algorithm.
+
+ On-line Link Grammar & RelEx Demo
+ You can try the parser online,
+ here.
+
+
+- .Net Framework bindings
+- .Net
+ interface to Link Grammar from Leonard Chalk/ProAI.
+
+ Old, circa 2007, probably bit-rotted.
+ The proai.com domain has been abandoned in 2010.
+ Archive copy here
+
+
+- Ruby bindings
+- Ruby bindings are coordinated at the
+ Ruby-LinkParser
+ website. The code can be found at the
+ ged/link-parser
+ github page.
+
+ Obsolete, no longer available.
+
+
+- Perl bindings
+- Perl bindings, created by Danny Brian, can be found on the
+ Lingua-LinkParser
+ page on CPAN. Caution: those bindings appear to be unmaintained;
+ currently, they include features that were removed more than than
+ five years ago. (We encourage a new maintainer to step up!)
+ There is also a
+ tutorial
+ written against a very old version of the bindings; some details may
+ be different.
+
+
+- Psi Toolkit (Perl)
+- The Psi Toolkit, an NLP
+ toolkit aimed at linguists and NLP engineers, includes bindings for
+ link-grammar, via perl.
+
+ Website no longer exists.
+
+
- Delphi bindings
- Delphi (Pascal) is a popular development environment for Windows.
The
@@ -121,6 +177,7 @@
Assorted Obsolete projects
merged back into the current project. NOTE: these
extensions are rather old, and it is likely that they are no longer
compatible with current link-grammar versions.
+
Deprecated
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-Adjunct Projects
-
-The default distribution for Link Grammar includes bindings for Java,
-Python, Vala, OCaML, Common Lisp, and AutoIt, as well as a SWIG FFI
-interface file. Additional language bindings, and some related projects,
-are listed below:
-
-
-
-
-
-- RelEx Semantic Relation Extractor
-- RelEx
- is an English-language semantic relationship extractor, built on
- the Link Parser. It can identify subject, object,
- indirect object and many other relationships between words in a
- sentence. It will also provide part-of-speech tagging, noun-number
- tagging, verb tense tagging, gender tagging, and so on. RelEx includes a
- basic implementation of the Hobbs anaphora (pronoun) resolution
- algorithm.
-
-
-
-- .Net Framework bindings
-- .Net
- interface to Link Grammar from Leonard Chalk/ProAI. Old,
- circa 2007, probably bit-rotted.
-
-
-
-- Ruby bindings
-- Ruby bindings are coordinated at the
- Ruby-LinkParser
- website. The code can be found at the
- ged/link-parser
- github page.
-
-
-- Perl bindings
-- Perl bindings, created by Danny Brian, can be found on the
- Lingua-LinkParser
- page on CPAN. Caution: those bindings appear to be unmaintained;
- currently, they include features that were removed more than than
- five years ago. (We encourage a new maintainer to step up!)
- There is also a
- tutorial
- written against a very old version of the bindings; some details may
- be different.
-
-
-- Psi Toolkit (Perl)
-- The Psi Toolkit, an NLP
- toolkit aimed at linguists and NLP engineers, includes bindings for
- link-grammar, via perl.
-
-
Dead Projects
Here's a list of all of the
dead and obsolete projects