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CoreNLP

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NLP tool for text understanding applications

Overview

Stanford CoreNLP is a natural language processing tool for text understanding applications. The tool splits the text into sentences then analyses it to return the base forms of words in the sentences, their dependencies, parts of speech, named entities and more. Features include multiple grammatical analysis tools, annotator for arbitrary texts, and APIs for multiple languages (such as Python, Ruby, Perl, Scala, Clojure etc.). As of July 2018, it supports six languages: English, Arabic, Chinese, French, German, and Spanish. CoreNLP is written in Java and released under under the GNU General Public License.

Key facts

Founded
2015

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About CoreNLP

What does CoreNLP do?

Stanford CoreNLP is a natural language processing tool for text understanding applications.

Where is CoreNLP headquartered?

CoreNLP is headquartered in Stanford, United States.

When was CoreNLP founded?

CoreNLP was founded in 2015.

Which sector is CoreNLP in?

CoreNLP operates in High Technology.

Who are CoreNLP's competitors?

Companies similar to CoreNLP include Felafax, Arlo, and Future AGI.