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FreeLing 3.0
An Open Source Suite of Language Analyzers
The FreeLing project was created and is currently leaded by Lluís Padró as a means to make available to the community the results of the research carried out at the UPC natural language research group.
What's new in FreeLing 3.0:
- Full UTF-8 support.
- New languages: Russian and old Spanish (XII-XVI).
- Reorganized ML components. Inclusion of SVM models thaks to libsvm.
- Simpler installation: External dependencies only from out-of-the-box libboost packages.
- Compilable in Linux, MacOSX, and Windows (with MSVC).
- Improved server mode.
These tools are developed and maintained at TALP Research Center, in Universitat Politècnica
de Catalunya. They also benefit from many external contributions from a wide community.
If you use FreeLing in academic works, please cite us appropriately.
Brief descriptions of FreeLing are also available in: Russian.
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