Marshall Schor wrote:
Should we add a link to this from the Apache UIMA web site (if it's not
there already?) -Marshall
I think we shouldn't link to anything that comes
without a license.
Edward, if you would like advice on licensing, feel free
to ask here.
--Thilo
Edward Loper wrote:
Eddie Epstein wrote:
Adding it to the main UIMA project would enable other UIMA developers
to easily contribute to the UIMA-AS integration.
I think the best course of action might be to release it as a separate
package for the time being, with the understanding that it may get
folded into either the UIMA project or NLTK at some future date --
among other things, this will give it a little time to mature. I'll
probably set up a project for it on sourceforge. Any preference
between the following names: pycas, pyuima, uimapy?
Are these changes in the latest zip file? I downloaded and tried
again, getting a slightly different error trace:
It looks like I didn't update the download link when I bumped the
version number from 0.1 to 0.2. It should work now. :)
<http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~edloper/pycas>
Frank LeHouillier wrote:
Another option for doing (some) of NLTK in UIMA is to use the BSF
Annotator in the sandbox with Jython. [...]
Unfortunately, jython is stuck back at python version 2.2; and the
current version of nltk requires python 2.4+. Hopefully one day
development of jython will be revived, but as things stand now nltk
and jython aren't compatible.
-Edward
