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Performs a morphological analysis over unrestricted text and easily integrates a Natural Language Processing System as it regroups words and their constituents according to rewriting rules; changes the tags according to correspondence rules; and splits phrases according to a list of separators. Works over real texts, such as newspapers and books. | Performs a morphological analysis over unrestricted text and easily integrates a Natural Language Processing System as it regroups words and their constituents according to rewriting rules; changes the tags according to correspondence rules; and splits phrases according to a list of separators. Works over real texts, such as newspapers and books. | ||
= Goals = | == Goals == | ||
PAsMo rewrites the text according to the morphological features of is words and a set of given rewriting rules. PAsMo is also used to translate tags, easing the eventual integration with the syntactic analyzer and the proceeding modules in a Natural Language chain. Separation in phrases is preformed according to a list of separator words. The possibility of adding initial (and final) junks to use in the rules is possible. | PAsMo rewrites the text according to the morphological features of is words and a set of given rewriting rules. PAsMo is also used to translate tags, easing the eventual integration with the syntactic analyzer and the proceeding modules in a Natural Language chain. Separation in phrases is preformed according to a list of separator words. The possibility of adding initial (and final) junks to use in the rules is possible. | ||
= Features = | == Features == | ||
Platforms | :Team / Authors | ||
* Windows / Linux / | :* [[Joana Paulo Pardal|Joana L. Paulo]] | ||
:* [[David Martins de Matos]] | |||
Developing status | :Platforms | ||
* Stable | :* Windows / Linux / Mac OS X | ||
* | :Developing status | ||
:* Stable | |||
:* Last stable version: 3.5 | |||
=== Integration in other systems === | === Integration in other systems === | ||
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A distributed version of PAsMo is available allowing the use of the system in a client/server platform through Sun Remote Procedure Call (RPC). | A distributed version of PAsMo is available allowing the use of the system in a client/server platform through Sun Remote Procedure Call (RPC). | ||
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[[category:Morphology]] | [[category:Morphology]] | ||
[[category:Tools]] | [[category:Tools]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:37, 25 June 2008
Performs a morphological analysis over unrestricted text and easily integrates a Natural Language Processing System as it regroups words and their constituents according to rewriting rules; changes the tags according to correspondence rules; and splits phrases according to a list of separators. Works over real texts, such as newspapers and books.
Goals
PAsMo rewrites the text according to the morphological features of is words and a set of given rewriting rules. PAsMo is also used to translate tags, easing the eventual integration with the syntactic analyzer and the proceeding modules in a Natural Language chain. Separation in phrases is preformed according to a list of separator words. The possibility of adding initial (and final) junks to use in the rules is possible.
Features
- Team / Authors
- Platforms
- Windows / Linux / Mac OS X
- Developing status
- Stable
- Last stable version: 3.5
Integration in other systems
As PAsMo writes the tags and regroups the words it is mainly used to ease the integration of a morphological analyzer with the following module in the NLP chain.
Implementation issues
PAsMo is written in C++ and the algorithm was enhanced, reducing processing time. Also XML input and output is available in order to ease communication with other modules and allow data verification.
Client/Server platforms
A distributed version of PAsMo is available allowing the use of the system in a client/server platform through Sun Remote Procedure Call (RPC).