OpenNLP News

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This release improves the parser and coreference components, adds an n-gram package to improve training memory requirements for the parser, upgrades to the latest version of the maxent package, and adds preliminary support for Spanish. The upgrade to maxent-2.4.0 improves speed and reduces memory requirements for most components.
Enjoy!

This new release includes a coreference module as well as improvements to the existing sentence detector, tokenization, pos-tagging, and parsing modules. Enjoy!

One year, one month, and one day after the final release of the opennlp-common project we are releaseing the opennlp-tools package. This project consist of a combination of previous work release under the OpenNlp moniker as well as new work. The tools contain a sentence detector, a tokenizer, a pos-tagger, a chunker, a name finder, and a full parser.

Both opennlp.common and opennlp.hylo have been discontinued as packages in their own right. The final releases have been made only to allow the source code of their final state to be available in conjunction with release 0.7.0 of Grok. However, many things are living on in the OpenCCG project (http://openccg.sf.net), so go there for the latest.

At the moment, OpenNLP is thus only providing the organizational role for a number of different projects. See the website for details.