Re: NLP; recognizing syntactical parts
[email protected] (Ken Williams) Sun, 3 Oct 2004 10:43:34 -0500
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Lingua::CollinsParser can also do a good job at this, but it's going to be slower. -Ken On Oct 2, 2004, at 6:58 PM, Jon Orwant wrote: > Lingua::LinkParser > > On Oct 2, 2004, at 7:17 PM, Emil Perhinschi wrote: > >> I followed with interest the thread "Just starting out.. newbie help >> :)" and it made me believe you won't be extremely annoyed by another >> newbie asking questions :) >> >> My problem: I need to index texts against a list of relevant words. >> Doing this by hand for a number of small sample made me think that >> ranking the relevance of a text by the frequency of words that are >> subjects or verbs gives somewhat better results than simply counting >> the frequency of all words parts that match the list. >> >> My question: is there any module that would help with recognizing >> syntactical parts in a text written in English? >> >> Searching with Google got me a lot of results that were course >> outlines or assignments. On CPAN I found only the Lingua::* modules, >> but if there is one that fits what I need, then probably I failed to >> see it among the over 600 hits ... >> >> thank you, >> >> Emil Perhinschi >