I am working on text analytics. I am using carrot2 api for Java through which I am reading an XML file and trying to generate the cluster. But I am unable to find any simple code snippet for the same. Can someone help me for the same.
Thanks in advance
Carrot2 JavaDoc overview has a number of code examples. Furthermore, the Java API package comes with more self-contained Java code examples.
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I'm new with rapidminer and played around a little with the Rapidminer Studio. However, now i'm trying to integrate my classifiers into a Java programm.
I want get soma data from a database, modify it to fit my purposes and classify it with the rapidminer process.
So here is the question:
How do I classify data with rapidminer-models directly from my java program and where to get the needed libraries??
Thank you for any help
I somehow googled the wrong thing for two days.
Found a solution now.
You can train your Model in Rapidminer, then use the following extention to export it as a .pmml.
https://marketplace.rapidminer.com/UpdateServer/faces/product_details.xhtml?productId=rmx_pmml
just add the extention via marketplace and use the "Write PMML"-Operator to create a pmml file of your model.
The pmml file can be included into your java programm with the following library:
https://github.com/jpmml/jpmml-evaluator
The link above explains pretty well how to use the library.
I want to use link grammar parser in my eclipse java project. I have downloaded Link Grammar 5.3.13 from http://www.abisource.com/projects/link-grammar/
I have read its README file, but i am unable to understand it.Can anyone provide me with good documentation on how to get on with this parser?
I have studied this link
http://www.abisource.com/projects/link-grammar/api/index.html
But this gives explanation about code not about the installation.
Thanks in advance
For a usage example of the Link Grammar Java binding, see RelEx Semantic Relation Extractor. Especially, see LocalLGParser.java there.
I have downloaded a load of owl files. I want to know what are the concepts defined in these files and then want to annotate other text based off these concepts. How would this be done? Code in Java would be good. I am a beginner. Thanks in advance
You need to use either OWL API, mainly for parsing OWL, or Apache Jena, mainly for RDF. Depending on what you want to do, they have great tutorials with sample code. If you have any specific question after you have read these, post a detailed question with the error message.
I am trying to find synonyms of some words(String type) in java using Wordnet java api. I have difficulties though in figuring out how it works.
I found this link http://lyle.smu.edu/~tspell/jaws/doc/edu/smu/tspell/wordnet/impl/file/ReferenceSynset.html#getTagCount%28java.lang.String%29 which I though it is useful, but still I don't know how to start. Do I have to create a ReferenceSynset object and then find its synonyms, and how can this be done? Or is there another easier way? Please help!
Thanks in advance!
JAWS - "Java API for WordNet Searching" has been created exactly for this purpose. It is possible that you haven't installed it right. In the same domain that you mention (smu.edu) there are instructions for installing JAWS.
First, you will need to download the executable and Wordnet itself.
Get the *.jar file
Download the wordnet database files to the appropriate directory (instructions here)
Once you have done this you should next try the example program. First, make sure that it works unmodified. If you get that working, you should see a bunch of synsets when you type:
java TestJAWS <your word here>
If that works, you can start modifying the code to suit your purpose.
Hope that helps.
please ,can you help me for using of this library"The Java Web Translator library"
in my applicatin ,or give me an example; how i can use it in my code java?
I have seen the google api translator but i chose JWT because it's
provides automatic language translation to the client's locale.
Thank's in advance
Have you read the documentation? It's here : http://sourceforge.net/projects/webtranslator/files/JavaWebTranslator-0.2a/Java%20WebTranslator%200.2a%20%28Alpha%20Release%29/
Download the zip documentation file, unzip it, and open the index.html file. It contains a quick start guide and other useful material.