Thanks Jörn, this sounds interesting "you only need to do it once at start up. And then the model can be shared between all POS Tagger instances." Is there some kind of documentation on how to run multiple POS Tagger instances? So far it seemed to me (on linux) that I have to start a new instance for every tagging, meaning I have to execute the command "opennlp POSTagger en-maxent-pos.bin < myfile.txt > result.txt"
Or perhaps what I just thought of it there is a way to load opennlp (and the tagger) with nohup command on linux so it stays active in the background waiting for requests. On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 2:42 PM, Jörn Kottmann <kottm...@gmail.com> wrote: > On 9/15/11 2:25 PM, György Chityil wrote: > >> Hello, >> >> On my comp it takes on average 2-3 secs to load the large POSTaggger model >> (en, circa 70MB) >> >> Here is a piece of the output: >> Loading POS Tagger model ... done (2.814s) >> >> >> Is there anyway to speed this up? >> > > No not really. We would need to optimize the code which is loading the > model. > You are invited to submit a patch which does that, maybe there are a few > easy ways > to make it faster, not sure. > > Which loading time would you like to have? > > In all the applications on which I worked the loading time didn't matter > because > you only need to do it once at start up. And then the model can be shared > between > all POS Tagger instances. > > Jörn > > -- Gyuri 274 44 98 06 30 5888 744
