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Esprima
2 days ago by rafaeldff
Javascript parser in javascript.
parser
js
javascript
esprima
AriyaHidayat
language
parsing
2 days ago by rafaeldff
jsoup Java HTML Parser, with best of DOM, CSS, and jquery
6 days ago by inversebit
jsoup is a Java library for working with real-world HTML. It provides a very convenient API for extracting and manipulating data, using the best of DOM, CSS, and jquery-like methods.
html
html5
java
library
parser
jsoup
api
opensource
parsing
scraper
6 days ago by inversebit
What Is QueryPath? | QueryPath.org
7 days ago by Aetles
QueryPath is a PHP library for manipulating XML and HTML. It is designed to work not only with local files, but also with web services and database resources. It implements much of the jQuery interface, but it is heavily tuned for server-side use.
html
php
library
parsing
7 days ago by Aetles
A quick intro to writing a parser with Treetop
7 days ago by recurser
base_path = File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__))
parser
parsing
programming
ruby
7 days ago by recurser
Parsing Time: Learning to Interpret Time Expressions
7 days ago by rybesh
We present a probabilistic approach for learning to interpret temporal phrases given only a corpus of utterances and the times they reference. While most approaches to the task have used regular expressions and similar linear pattern interpretation rules, the possibility of phrasal embedding and modification in time expressions motivates our use of a compositional grammar of time expressions. This grammar is used to construct a latent parse which evaluates to the time the phrase would represent, as a logical parse might evaluate to a concrete entity. In this way, we can employ a loosely supervised EM-style bootstrapping approach to learn these latent parses while capturing both syntactic uncertainty and pragmatic ambiguity in a probabilistic framework. We achieve an accuracy of 72% on an adapted TempEval-2 task – comparable to state of the art systems.
time
temporal
parsing
nlp
7 days ago by rybesh
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