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Marshall Schor commented on UIMA-2386:
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Hi, just came across this open Jira while reviewing - sorry for the late
response. You've probably made your own investigations by now (!), but I'll
reply quickly, anyway. It's quite possible to "wrap" your system as a UIMA
Annotator, having it take its input from the CAS Sofa, and having it add
appropriate annotations to the CAS representing the "headings management". If
your application is in Java, this is quite straightforward. If your
application is in C or C++, you can look at the UIMA-CPP component; people have
used this to wrap their components as Annotators. If your component needs to
run in a separate machine, you can also consider making it a UIMA-AS service,
usable by other UIMA pipelines running on other machines, in a scaled-out
manner. HTH.
> Can our own inhouse headings management tool for entity extraction?
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> Key: UIMA-2386
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/UIMA-2386
> Project: UIMA
> Issue Type: Question
> Reporter: Burt Buchman
> Labels: features
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> The company I work at is looking at UIMA as a potential environment to use
> for automated indexing/entity extraction. We have our own application that
> does headings management. I see the number of annotators that UIMA has as
> well as adding analysis engines. Could we either directly or indirectly use
> our tool with UIMA? Our tool would have subject headings to search on the
> document. Much appreciation for feedback on this.
> Burt Buchman
> Solutions Architect
> Ebsco Publishing
> [email protected]
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