NLP Resources in Alphabetical Order

Page by Ulrich Germann
©1998,1999,2000 Ulrich Germann

• Advanced Languange Engineering Platform (ALEP)
• Attribute-Logic Engine (ALE)

• Babel, an implementation of an HPSG for German in Prolog. By Stefan Müller, DFKI, Germany

• Chasen (segmenter and tagger for Japanese, developed at the Matsumoto Lab of the Nara Institute of Science and Technology
• Comlex
• CoreLex (Paul Buitelaar, U Brandeis)
• Corpus Encoding Standard (CES)
• C-STAR (Consortium for Speech Translation Advanced Research

• EAGLES: Expert Advisory Group on Language Engineering Standards
• EDR Resources from the Japan Electronic Dictionary Research Institute, Ltd.
• EuroWordNet, see also WordNet

• GATE General Architecture for Text Engineering

• IPAL (Japanese dictionary with various morphological and semantic anntotations)

• JANUS (Speech Translation; CMU)
• Juman (Segmenter and tagger for Japanese, developed at U Kyoto)

• Keizai - Cross Language Document Retrieval, CRL, New Mexico State University
• KNP-Parser (Dependency-based parser for Japanese, developed at U Kyoto)

• LiLFeS - a programming language designed for high-speed processing of typed logics and unification-based NLP; developed at Tokyo University

• MATE (Multilevel Corpus Annotation)
• Moby
• Multex (Multilingual Text Tools and Corpora)

• Ontosaurus (Ontology Browser for the Sensus Ontology)
• The Oxford Text Archive (OTA)

• PARKA: Large Scale Knowledge Representation; Computer Science Dept., University of Maryland
• PennTools (links to various Resources at UPenn)
• Proteus Project, New York University

• Sensus (Ontology developed at USC/ISI)
• SHOE (Simple HTML Ontology Extensions; Ontology plus annotation format/specs/tools)

• Thistle (diagram display engines and editors; Jo Calder, U Edinburgh)
• TIDES (Translingual Information Detection, Extraction and Summarization)
• Tipster

• WordNet (UPenn), see also EuroWordNet
• WordManager (a system for the management of morphological dictionaries)