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This site hosts Natural Language Processing services developed by the NLP group of the Institute for Language and Speech Processing.

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  ilsp_nlp (WSDL) Uses ILSP NLP tools to process Greek texts. Input is either plain text or an XCES document with text segmented in paragraphs. The service detects paragraph sentence and token boundaries and generates POS and lemma annotations for each token. The output by default is an XCES document. Standoff alternatives include UIMA and GATE files. For more documentation and ways to cite this work please visit http://archive.ilsp.gr/en/infoprojects/meta?view=publication&task=show&id=897 .
  ilsp_nlp_depparse_ud (WSDL) This service uses ILSP NLP tools to syntactically analyze Greek texts and to generate representations compatible to the Universal Dependencies schema. The input is plain text. The service detects paragraph sentence and token boundaries and generates POS and lemma annotations for each token. Then it parses sentences into dependency trees using a dependency parser trained on the Greek Dependency Treebank. The output by default is a CoNLL 2007 document. Another output option is xml files that can be viewed and edited on the TrEd tree editor. A final althernative is UIMA Standoff files. For more documentation and ways to cite this work please visit http://gdt.ilsp.gr and http://www.aclweb.org/anthology/W17-0413.pdf .


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