Semantic Desktop
Semantic Assistants: Eclipse Plug-In
Natural Language Processing (NLP) for Software Engineering: Our Eclipse plug-in integrates the Eclipse development environment into the Semantic Assistants architecture. It provides a user interface for offering various Natural Language Processing services to users. In particular, when using Eclipse as a software development environment, you can now offer novel semantic analysis services, such as named entity detection or quality analysis of source code comments, to software developers.
{An Integration Architecture for User-Centric Document Creation, Retrieval, and Analysis}
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{Engineering a Semantic Desktop for Building Historians and Architects}
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{Semantic Assistants: SOA for Text Mining}
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{Semantic Content Access Using Domain-Independent NLP Ontologies}
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Enhancing the OpenOffice.org Word Processor with Natural Language Processing Capabilities
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Semantic Assistants: OpenOffice.org Writer Plug-In
The OpenOffice.org Writer plug-in for the Semantic Assistants architecture provides for calling text analysis services directly from within the word processor. Results are either displayed as new documents or as annotations (using side-notes) on the existing document.
Semantic Assistants Architecture
The Semantic Assistants project aims to bring natural language processing (NLP) techniques directly to end users by integrating them with common desktop applications (word processors, email clients, Web browsers, ...), web information systems (wikis, portals) and mobile applications (based on Android). To facilitate this integration, a service-oriented architecture has been developed that allows to integrate these clients with NLP services implemented in the GATE framework. NLP services are described with an ontology-based (OWL) semantic description that captures users, their languages, tasks, and various artifacts.
{A General Architecture for Connecting NLP Frameworks and Desktop Clients using Web Services}
Submitted by rene on Sat, 2009-03-14 12:18