I am happy to announce that the latest version of the JWords Java Interface for WordNet has been released. JWords 0.2.0 Alpha includes new methods for calculating the relative likeliness that a word will appear as a particular part of speech, which may be used for statistical semantic analysis (like POS tagging), as well as an updated documentation. These features were specifically designed for a forthcoming semantic analysis package... which will be released shortly.
JWords is available for download at SourceForge.net http://sourceforge.net/projects/jwords/
Javadoc documentation for JWords is available here.
Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 9, 2005
Monday, January 31, 2005
Teaching Computers to Read
While trailing far behind in skills such as long division, the average three year old human is a much better reader than even the most sophisticated computer program. But for how long?
Two professors at RPI are working on software that can read text and answer questions based on the relevant information. They hope to one day develop a system which can analyze and act upon real-time information "by either reading or listening to spoken instructions."
The difference between these guys and me? They've got a sweet grant from DARPA.
Two professors at RPI are working on software that can read text and answer questions based on the relevant information. They hope to one day develop a system which can analyze and act upon real-time information "by either reading or listening to spoken instructions."
The difference between these guys and me? They've got a sweet grant from DARPA.
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