Computational Linguistics
XFST: Python 3 script to convert prolog file to DOT-graph
10/16/12 11:38
If you write out a stack (or network) in XFST to a prolog file:
write prolog > mymorph.plg
and you want to convert it to DOT and visualize it in Graphviz, here is a Python 3.x script to do so:
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write prolog > mymorph.plg
and you want to convert it to DOT and visualize it in Graphviz, here is a Python 3.x script to do so:
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Updated Python code and tools
06/21/11 06:39
The Charty parser code is updated to Python 3.x (implementing an Earley parser for context-free grammars), and a compact module, TextStat.py, with some useful functions for N-gram models, frequency profiles, vector space models, statistical analyses, information theoretic measures (entropy, mutual information, etc.). If you have comments, or you find some bug or error, let me know.
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Yet another comment related to Lexc, XFST and compilation
06/12/11 18:00
You can use Helsinki Finite-State Transducer Technology HFST3 and Foma to compile XFST or Lexc defined morphologies and transducers…
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Setting up Aquamacs for XLE and XFST
05/13/11 03:34
Here is a small introduction about my working environment setting for grammar and morphology development using Aquamacs, XLE, XFST and just scripting with Python and Bash in the OS X Terminal.app...
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SNLTK at the ELS2011 in Hamburg
03/09/11 07:13
Summer School, Round Table and Workshop in Computational Linguistics, Cognitive Science, Machine Learning
07/05/10 06:14
From the 22nd of August till the 3rd of September at the University of Zadar there is a summer school, workshop, round table on computational linguistics, cognitive science, and computer science related to language...
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