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Coreference Resolution Using spaCy

Coreference Resolution Using spaCy

According to Stanford NLP Group, “Coreference resolution is the task of finding all expressions that refer to the same entity in a text”.  You can also read this Wikipedia page. For example, in the sentence “Tom dropped the glass jar by accident and broke it”, what does “it” refer to? I am sure you will […]

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Dependency Graph to RDF

Written by on September 16, 2018 in Natural Language Processing, Programming, Python with 0 Comments
Dependency Graph to RDF

Dependency parsing is widely used these days, and many NLP tools give a dependency graph as the parsed representation of the input text. See for example, SpacY and TextRazor.  The following is the dependency tree corresponding to the sentence Mary is drinking cold water: The above tree was generated using SpacY. You can see that […]

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CLPython: Python in Common Lisp – Part 2

Written by on July 22, 2017 in LISP, Programming, Python with 0 Comments

We looked at the basic features of CLPython in our last blog. In today’s post let us look at the support for Python classes. PYTEST 130 > (defun pyclass ()   (run  “class Employee:    def __init__(self, name, dept):      self.name = name      self.dept = dept    def dump(self):      print ‘Name […]

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CLPython – Python in Common Lisp

Written by on July 7, 2017 in LISP, Python with 0 Comments

My work in the area of NLP requires me to work with several frameworks across multiple languages such as Java, Python and Lisp. Sometime ago I got a chance to experiment with CLPython, an open-source implementation of Python in Common Lisp. Although CLPython is not under active development now, I found it quite usable. In fact […]

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