Hi Ross,
The UIMA Website has a page http://uima.apache.org/external-resources.html
linked from the left-side nav bar under "External Resources".
If you would like, we could add an appropriate link to Clear-TK. Just let us
know, together with a 1 paragraph writeup (in the style of the rest of that page).
Cheers. -Marshall
On 5/24/2012 4:19 AM, Ross Hendrickson wrote:
You may also want to look at Clear-TK, based on UIMA, focused on NLP and
Machine Learning.
Ross
On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 8:27 PM, Marshall Schor<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
Basic UIMA is an empty framework, designed to let people independently
develop "annotators" and let others pull them together into processing
pipelines.
So, the basic UIMA framework, by itself, won't help, without finding some
Annotators to have it run.
You can search the internet for UIMA Annotators - there are several
repositories of these (some of them are cataloged on the Apache UIMA
website, under external links). And you can write your own, to particular
things you need.
The Apache UIMA project also comes with a few annotators of its own (click
on "annotators", or use this direct link: http://uima.apache.org/**
sandbox.html#uima-addons-**annotators<http://uima.apache.org/sandbox.html#uima-addons-annotators>),
and other Apache projects (such as OpenNLP) make their functionality
available as UIMA annotators.
HTH -Marshall
On 5/18/2012 3:06 AM, Mansour wrote:
Hello all,
I am new to this framework, and to this topic in general.
My requirement is to build a component that can take unstructured html
documents, and extract data. Something like this can be built with a
regular
html parser.
However due the number of different html document types, building
something
like this by hand is a time consuming, especially if there is a way to
generate
a parser automatically from training data and apply incremental learning
as new
samples are proven valid.
Many of the documents I am looking to structure and extract data from,
contains
financial data (currency, numbers, dates and times .. etc).
So my first question is, Can UIMA help ? I did some reading about
opennlp, and
got lost, which one is closer to what I need if any.
Thank you a lot, for your time.
