U-Compare Cafetiere English Sentence Detector

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U-Compare Cafetiere English Sentence Detector

http://nactem.ac.uk/ucompare/

The purpose of the tool is to detect sentence boundaries in English text. The tool is provided as a UIMA component, specifically as Java archive (jar) file, which can be incorporated within any UIMA workflow. However, it is particularly designed use in the U-Compare text mining platform (see separate META-SHARE record), since the types of annotations it produces are compliant with the U-Compare.

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DistributionAvailability

Available - Restricted Use

Licence

Proprietary

Restrictions: Commercial Use

User Nature: Commercial

Distribution Access/Medium: Downloadable

Licensors:

University of Manchester

Distribution rights holders:

University of Manchester

Proprietary

Restrictions: Academic - Non Commercial Use, Attribution, No Derivatives, No Redistribution

User Nature: Academic

Distribution Access/Medium: Downloadable

Licensors:

University of Manchester

Distribution rights holders:

University of Manchester

IPR Holder

University of Manchester

Contact Person

Sophia Ananiadou

toolService

Tool

Language Dependent

Input

Media type: Text

Resource type: Corpus

Modality: Written Language

Language: English

Character encoding: UTF - 8

Segmentation level: Sentence

Output

Media type: Text

Resource type: Corpus

Modality: Written Language

Language: English

Annotation type: Structural Annotation

Segmentation level: Sentence

Operation

Operating system: Os - Independent

Metadata

Created: 22/06/2012

Last Updated: 15/02/2013

Metadata Creator

Paul Thompson

Usage

Access tools

U-Compare Workbench

Associated resources

U-Compare Workbench

Foreseen UseNlp Applications

Use NLP Specific: Text Mining

Actual Use - Nlp Applications

Use NLP Specific: Text Mining

Documentation

Document Type: Other

Paul Thompson, U-Compare Cafetiere English Sentence Detector, http://www.nactem.ac...

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