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opencog
The CMU Link Grammar natural language parser
The 5.3.9 release at https://github.com/opencog/link-grammar/releases is different than the one at http://www.abisource.com/projects/link-grammar/#download. diff -q abisource-link-grammar-5.3.9 github-link-grammar-5.3.9 Only in link-grammar-link-grammar-5.3.9: .gitignore Only in link-grammar-5.3.9: Makefile.in Only in link-grammar-5.3.9: aclocal.m4 Only in...
The VC and MVs link types are quite similar, and perhaps should be merged. One subtle issue is that, in some cases, the connected phrases are subordinate, and sometimes occur...
The AF and Z link types prevent proper verb-wall connectivity, and need to be redesigned. The 4.0.dict.m4 file contains some discussion regarding the issue. This is a long-term, low-priority project:...
I read that there is a C# wrapper using managed c++. Anyone know the link? Has anyone created a SWIG project for C# binding.?
Implement a dictionary pre-processor that would allow dictionaries to be authored in "unification style" (UBG) The UBG-style unification rules and markup would be used to automatically create LG connectors, with...
I know this is too long... As least it is a try to document the current situation and the proposed solutions. The old LG library handled word with contractions by...
I'm trying to install `link-grammar` into `virtualenv` (This is a Python way of creating a kind of isolated environment.) While Java bindings seem to honor the `--prefix` option, Perl tries...
compute_chosen_words() should be factored to remove the HIDE_MORPHO stuff, and the HIDE_MORPHO should be a distinct step. The current implementation of HIDE_MORPHO in compute_chosen_words is not quite right: it assumes...
The following parse in inconsistent ways, but you might think that they;d have similar parses: `What did you buy?` and `why does he drink?`
This was previously reported as a relex bug, here: https://github.com/opencog/relex/issues/127 but its a link-grammar bug. There is no way to conjoin "his or her" as determiners. "each of the clerks...