Hi Peter, TextMarker seems very very interesting and it seems it would be a good addition to UIMA framework. Personally I'd need some more time to take a look at it deeply but it sounds like a nice contribution. Hope to be able to get back to this soon :) Cheers, Tommaso
2010/12/14 Peter Klügl <[email protected]> > Hi Thilo, > > Am 14.12.2010 18:32, schrieb Thilo Götz: > > Hi Peter, >> >> I was very impressed when you showed me a demo of TextMarker >> last year, so I think it's great you're coming up with this >> proposal. I will download and play with it over the coming >> few weeks, but I'll probably be really busy before Xmas, so >> it might take a while... >> >> Thanks :-) > > Just a short note: As TextMarker is still based DLTK 1.0, the correct > plugins are maybe missing in the Helios update site. I think I'll add > another link in the wiki and improve the feature dependencies. Besides that, > no problems should occur. > > > If we decide to accept TextMarker into UIMA, we will need a >> code grant: http://www.apache.org/licenses/software-grant.txt >> I assume your university owns the rights to all the code, so >> you may want to bring this up with your legal department. I >> know it's a bit early, but I'm bringing this up now because >> there may be some lead time. >> >> > Yes, I will contact our legal department. > > > >> So just to make sure I understand this correctly: the >> language is completely independent of the Eclipse based >> development environment. I could in principle write >> rules with just a text editor, if I wanted to. Correct? >> >> > Yes. And I assume that some people are even doing that. But in this case > you need to configure the analysis engine descriptor correctly since it is > not created by the workbench. > > > I think such a language is a very important feature >> that UIMA is currently missing. We have nothing that >> compares with GATE's JAPE language, for example. >> >> There is of course the LanguageWare platform, but as you know there are > also many differences. > > > Peter >
