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{Fuzzy Extensions for Reverse Engineering Repository Models}
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{Supporting Reverse Engineering Tasks with a Fuzzy Repository Framework}
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Agents and Databases: Friends or Foes?
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{Ontological Text Mining of Software Documents}
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Semantic Technologies in System Maintenance
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{SE-Advisor}
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New Javadoc Doclet for NLP Analysis on Java Source Code
For those interested in performing NLP on source code, in particular Javadoc comments, we just released a Doclet at the NLP Frameworks workshop last week.
Its main feature is that it creates an XML corpus from Java source code that is optimised for processing in an NLP Framework (GATE in our case, but it should work for any framework that takes XML as input).
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The Javadoc NLP Corpus Generation Doclet
This page describes the process of generating a corpus from source code and source code comments using Javadoc. The SSLDoclet is a custom doclet that is passed as a parameter to Javadoc in order to create an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) that can be used as a corpus within NLP frameworks such as GATE.
