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Proxem is an innovative company dedicated to Natural Language Processing. You can find:
| Proxem isn't just a technology. It's a company and a vision informed by creativity and passion for all things possible with Natural Language Processing. Learn more about us (sorry, only in French for the moment). |
| Antelope 0.8.4 is now available - Monday, August 11, 2008- There is now a versatile user-defined lexicon facility, and two lexicons are provided: - French.Wolf.Lexicon.xml.gz: a “ French WordNet” containing 44,200 new French lemmas (resource based on WOLF), - Wikipedia.Lexicon.xml.gz: 300,000 new synsets with a mapping to the English Wikipedia (resource based on DBPedia data), -Tests under MONO 2.0 are going on. |
| Linux version under development - Wednesday, June 25, 2008Antelope port on Linux is under developement, thanks to MONO. We face some minor technical difficulties with the WebBrowser, but we hope this should be resolved when MONO 2.0 will become available. read more ... |
| Antelope 0.8.3 is now available - Wednesday, April 16, 2008 - There is now parsing support for French, using the TagParser,
- A second similarity measure between lemmas has been added, based on gloss overlapping,
- A detailed API change report is now included (read Changes.html). |
| Antelope 0.8.2 is available - Monday, January 28, 2008 - Lexicon now contains WordNet 3.0 data,
- Stanford Parser has been updated to version 1.6: it is faster and more accurate,
- Both parsers can now return multiple analyses (multiple best parse trees). |
| Antelope 0.8.1 is available - Monday, November 12, 2007 The API has been improved (specially on the semantics module).
The documentation has been updated and enriched with both C# and Visual Basic.NET samples. |
| Antelope 0.8 is available - Thursday, October 25, 2007 What is new in this version?
- Tested under Windows XP, Vista 32 bits and Vista 64 bits (in x86 mode),
- Multi-threading support (experimental), can be used on a Web server,
- All-new, ribbon-based, Graphical User Interface.
The Antelope framework includes :
- taggers, chunkers, dependency parser (Link Grammar, Stanford Parser),
- a full lexicon, with rich relations, based on WordNet 2.1 data,
- a syntax / semantic layer, based on VerbNet 1.5 (experimental),
- an anaphora resolver,
- a space and time features detector,
- Word Sense Disambiguation (experimental),
- a collocation collapser,
- a sentence splitter for plain text or HTML text,
- a PROLOG interpreter for .NET,
- a Context Extraction module,
- Deep syntax extraction,
- Paraphrases extraction (very experimental). |
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