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Hi,
this is not currently possible. A syntactic parsing module needs to be developed in order to have this functionality.
What is your interest in nlpTools?
Best,
Alex
Is it possible, and if so how, with NLPTools to get the subject of text. Meaning, figure out what the topic of a string is. Like what is the subject the string is talking about.
For example if it was given 'I wonder how tall the eiffel tower is', it would return eiffel tower, eiffel tower and tall, or effel tower and height as that is what is the topic of that sentence of natural language.
How can I and can I do that with NLP Tools?
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/atrilla/nlptools/issues/1
ALEXANDRE TRILLA Research Engineer
Email: alex@atrilla.net www: http://atrilla.net
Hello,
ah, okay. That is too bad. That was my interest with NLP tools to see if I could do that. I'm working on an algorithm to get the subject / topic of text that it is given and I need some help with natural language processing.
On 23 May 2013 16:09, Alexandre Trilla notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi,
this is not currently possible. A syntactic parsing module needs to be developed in order to have this functionality.
What is your interest in nlpTools?
Best,
Alex
Is it possible, and if so how, with NLPTools to get the subject of text. Meaning, figure out what the topic of a string is. Like what is the subject the string is talking about.
For example if it was given 'I wonder how tall the eiffel tower is', it would return eiffel tower, eiffel tower and tall, or effel tower and height as that is what is the topic of that sentence of natural language.
How can I and can I do that with NLP Tools?
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/atrilla/nlptools/issues/1
ALEXANDRE TRILLA Research Engineer
Email: alex@atrilla.net www: http://atrilla.net
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/atrilla/nlptools/issues/1#issuecomment-18371806 .
Regards, Irfan Mir.
Is it possible, and if so how, with NLPTools to get the subject of text. Meaning, figure out what the topic of a string is. Like what is the subject the string is talking about.
For example if it was given 'I wonder how tall the eiffel tower is', it would return eiffel tower, eiffel tower and tall, or effel tower and height as that is what is the topic of that sentence of natural language.
How can I and can I do that with NLP Tools?