Sorry for the mistakes regarding english, but writing with the cell with the spellchecker in portuguese is not the easiest thing :)
2014-11-17 0:45 GMT-02:00 Gustavo Knuppe <[email protected]>: > Good to see someone else working with the .net platform, but apparently we > had the same idea and the same project. Unfortunately, we did not talk > before... probably would have saved a lot of time on both sides. > > > I successfully ported the whole library to c# a few weeks ago, I had to > change quite a bit to make everything compatible (also to keep the library > extensible) with the OpenNLP. > > > If you want to take a look at how I solved the problems of to port the > link of my project is: https://github.com/knuppe/SharpNL > > > Or even better If you want to work in partnership would be great, since > I’m starting to add some features/tools to the library. > > > Best regards, > > Gustavo K. > > 2014-11-16 17:41 GMT-02:00 Mark Johnston <[email protected]>: > > Hello, >> >> just a quick email, I've recently started a port of Open NLP to the .NET >> framework, and have just created the first commit on github, in case >> anyone >> is interested. >> >> From the Readme: >> >> "opennlp4net is a port of OpenNLP to the .NET framework. The code is >> written in C#, and is very much a work-in-progress. The code in this >> library should not even be considered alpha, and only exists because there >> are no other open source natural language tools available for .NET. >> >> The code was initially ported using an automated tool for the mechanical >> conversion, then attempts were made to fix functionality piece by piece, >> function by function, by replacing JAVA-isms with .NET equivalents. The >> result is not pretty, but a number of the tools work via the API: >> >> the sentence detector >> >> the tokenizer >> >> the namefinder >> >> the chunker >> >> the postagger >> >> The parser does not work currently, neither does any functionality >> relating >> to training the models." >> >> The repository is at: https://github.com/quicquam/opennlp4net. >> >> If anyone wants to help me to get this port up to speed, please contact me >> via this forum. The solution includes models (which the port uses >> unconverted), and test projects which have an absolute minimal test set >> for >> the tools listed above. >> >> I am currently trying to get the parser tool working, but having issues I >> think related to the fact that the model file is nested, and the code that >> I have written can't cope with that yet. >> >> Cheers, >> >> Mark >> > >
