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- NooJ abstract "NooJ is a linguistic development environment software as well as a corpus processor constructed by Max Silberztein. NooJ allows linguists to construct the four classes of the Chomsky-Schützenberger hierarchy of generative grammars: Finite-State Grammars, Context-Free Grammars, Context-Sensitive Grammars as well as Unrestricted Grammars, using either a text editor (e.g. to write down regular expressions), or a Graph editor.NooJ allows linguists to develop orthographical and morphological grammars, dictionaries of simple words, of compound words as well as discontinuous expressions, local syntactic grammars (such as Named Entities Recognizers), structural syntactic grammars (that produce syntactic trees) as well as Zellig Harris‘ transformational grammars. All NooJ parsers process Atomic Linguistic Units (ALUs), as opposed to word forms (i.e. sequences of letters between two space characters). This allows NooJ’s syntactic parser to parse sequences of word forms such as “can not” exactly as contracted word forms such as “cannot” or “can’t”. This allows linguists to write relatively simple syntactic grammars, even for agglutinative languages. ALUs are represented by annotations that are stored in the Text Annotation Structure (or TAS): all NooJ parsers add, or remove annotations in the TAS. A typical NooJ analysis involves applying to a text a series of elementary grammars in cascade, in a bottom-up approach (from spelling to semantics).".
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- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Atomic_Linguistic_Units.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Category:Natural_language_processing.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Chomsky-Schützenberger_hierarchy.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Chomsky_hierarchy.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Context-free_grammar.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Context-sensitive_grammar.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Corpus_processor.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Data_mining.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Finite-state_machine.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Finite_state_grammar.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Finite_state_transducer.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Information_Extraction.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Information_Retrieval.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Information_extraction.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Information_retrieval.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink MARS-500.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink MARS_500.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Machine_Translation.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Machine_translation.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Maurice_Gross.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Named-entity_recognition.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Text_Annotation_Structure.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Transformational_grammar.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Unrestricted_grammar.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLink Zellig_Harris.
- NooJ wikiPageWikiLinkText "NooJ".
- NooJ hasPhotoCollection NooJ.
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- NooJ subject Category:Natural_language_processing.
- NooJ hypernym Software.
- NooJ type Article.
- NooJ type Software.
- NooJ type Application.
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- NooJ comment "NooJ is a linguistic development environment software as well as a corpus processor constructed by Max Silberztein. NooJ allows linguists to construct the four classes of the Chomsky-Schützenberger hierarchy of generative grammars: Finite-State Grammars, Context-Free Grammars, Context-Sensitive Grammars as well as Unrestricted Grammars, using either a text editor (e.g.".
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- NooJ isPrimaryTopicOf NooJ.