Hi, > thanks for your reply, i'm actually looking for alternatives > to kea. not that kea wouldn't work, but i don't like relying > on one single extractor.
We have implemented a keyphrase extraction toolkit for scientific purposes using UIMA. Details can be found in http://www.ukp.tu-darmstadt.de/fileadmin/user_upload/Group_UKP/publikationen/2009/ranlp09_camera_ready.pdf The chart on page 4 gives a good overview. > but if i understand your message right, uima itself can't be > used as a keyphrase extractor (i was thinking so because of > one of the demos) and the purpose of uima itself is slightly > different, am i getting you right? UIMA is a framework, so it is not a keyphrase extractor itself, but you can use to easily build different keyphrase extractors, as we did. -Torsten
