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I am looking for a "simple" way to lemmatize a String or file.txt
Does someone know an opensource class which lemmatize ?
All i can find on google is librairies and packages, I have no clue how does it work and how to use them in a java project.
See this:
Lemmatization java
There is a lemmatization program called Stanford CoreNLP (download here) that may be useful to you. I believe it is open source.
I hope this helps,
Santiago
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Is there any webpage that holds basic programs, which are using Java SVN kit, that do simple stuff with svn like: co, info, update etc.
I'm reading API, but I need just some simple stuff for beginning.
Thanks!
Um... how bout the SvnKit website which has example code:
SvnKit examples
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Do you know sites where javadoc api library has hyperlinks to sources of each api method?
The Guava API doc links to the source code. You just need to use the -linksource option of javadoc to do that. I wish more open-source projects use this option.
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I'm looking for a PriorityBlockingDeque(or even a PriorityDeque) implementation since the Java doesn't provide one with the standard library.
Thanks.
Addition: Forgot to mention, any library in addition to infomancers-collections
Guava: MinMaxPriorityQueue. Not blocking -- but if you like, you can file a feature request for such a beast.
Just tried to google with "PriorityBlockingDeque java".
First refererence is seems to be what you want.
Google is our friend ;)
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There is a Python library for this in the Calibre project, but I would like to find a library that I can use from Clojure or Ruby. Any ideas?
Check out the KindleGen tool available from Amazon here. It's a command line tool used to build eBooks that can be sold through Amazon's Kindle platform. You can call it from Java or Ruby.
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In other answers at Stackoverflow it's been suggested that Weka is good, but there are others (Classifier4j, jBNC, Naiban).
Does anyone have actual experience with these?
Weka is awesome, but Classifier4J is probably closer to what you want, since it's more aimed at text recognition.
You could also have a look at the still very new Apache Mahout project.
Another new library is ci-bayes, nice and very simple to use.
disclaimer: I have submitted a patches to this project and am currently a committer