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Is there any library for stemming in java!?
There is an implementation of Porter's stemmer available on his website. The code is not very Java-ish, but it does what it's supposed to, plus it's only a single class.
You might want to look at Apache Lucene. It is generally written to do other things, but it does some stemming as part of its indexing process.
Updated Answer: Porter recommends a later version of what is available on his website. That is Snowball: http://snowball.tartarus.org/ It is essentially a code generator that can generate a Java or C stemmer based on a stemmer specification.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I'm looking for an embeddable Java ETL, an Extract Transform Load engine that can be called from Java code.sample code may be useful to help me specific to extraction.
thunks
Scriptella is a good candidate, embedd and straightforward.
Data Pipeline in another option (not free version).
Smooks maybe worthwhile too.
Have you looked into Kettle? You'll find API usage examples here:
http://wiki.pentaho.com/display/EAI/Pentaho+Data+Integration+-+Java+API+Examples
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I am trying to implement machines learning in java or scala environment. Can anybody please recommend me a good library to study and use?
So far, the algorithm that I am going to use will be logistic regression and SVN.
Thanks
Have a look at scala0-recog or if you want a big toolbox then try scalaNLP
There is also a lib build on top of hadoop called Mahout that might help you. It has use cases in distributed computing and parallelization. Hth
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I'm creating a software project in Java, is a remote administration tool. The thing is that I need to add some features with C++ and I read some about this process and I realized I need JNI, could you recommend me a good JNI Book or something related with ?
Have you read this?
Java Native Interface: Programmer's Guide and Specification
This book is quite good I think.
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Too many people have told me about the disadvantages, but what is its advantage if any?
JavaCC doesn't require its own runtime JAR (the code it generates runs on its own), whereas ANTLR does.
JavaCC is incredibly easy to learn if you already know Java. The syntax is quite similar to standard Java syntax, and the differences are intuitive.
JavaCC can generate C++ as of last year and Sreeni (the maintainer) is improving the system.
http://java.net/projects/javacc/lists/users/archive/2011-02/message/10
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I'm searching a small Java based RSS/Feed Generator, something like the FeedCreator.class.php library, any suggestions?, thanks!
There's the Rome framework as well
http://rometools.github.io/rome/
Does RSS and Atom
How about jRSS? It looks promising -- supports generating RSS 2 and is relatively small.
I used an API a few years back called ROME. I thought it was a breeze to set up and get going with.
i used Informa with success. especially useful if you plan to support multiple verison of rss (0.9-2.0) reasonable sized library , well documented.
a quite complete list con be found at http://java-source.net/open-source/rss-rdf-tools