[lkb] Getting Parse results from LKB
Bernhard Fisseni <[email protected]> Thu, 12 Oct 2006 22:25:08 +0200
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Good evening, for a course on accesibility in the WWW, a colleague of mine and I (me) we wanted to try GG as the grammar for German to avoid re-inventing the grammar wheel; using LKB or pet to interface it with a tts system seemed a good idea. But for some reason, I don't find the part of the documentation of either programme that tells me whether there is any way to easily access the syntactic representation[2] "from the outside" (e.g. the tty interface of LKB), getting some plain text or even XML output? (I'm probably searching for documentation in the wrong places =E2=80=93 sorry!= ) Could you help me and tell me how to access the syntactic representation? Or would it be a good idea to have a look at trollet or the lkb web server and modify what they do (they seem to have access to syntactic information)? (And, is there any chance to arrive at a working GUIless LKB with clisp or sbcl in the very near future?) I'd be grateful for any hints, Bernhard [1] Using the binary LKB under Linux would be nice because it installed quite nicely. [2] For the moment, syntactic structures seem a bit more important to us than semantics. It's just too difficult to pronounce MRSes. ;-)