19.2998, Software: LanguageWare Resource Workbench

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Subject: 19.2998, Software: LanguageWare Resource Workbench

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Date: 02-Oct-2008
From: John Judge < johnjudge at ie.ibm.com >
Subject: LanguageWare Resource Workbench

 

	
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From: John Judge [johnjudge at ie.ibm.com]
Subject: LanguageWare Resource Workbench

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Dear colleagues,

Te IBM® LanguageWare®  team is pleased to announce the availability of an
innovative LanguageWare NLP development environment, the 'IBM LanguageWare
Resource Workbench'. This Workbench, which will be delivered with a
Demonstrator that contains a comprehensive set of language and domain
models across English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Arabic, and Japanese,
brings a new and exciting way of building high-performance text analysis
applications to the market, using LanguageWare's unique example-based
visualization techniques and patented parsing technology. The Demonstrator
gives customers a pre-built set of analyzers - spanning healthcare, law
enforcement, finance, legal, and pharma domains - on which they can build
their own LanguageWare UIMA Analyzers. Also provided is a set of
instructional videos to help get users up-and-running. 

LanguageWare Resource Workbench runs on Windows® and Linux®. (The core
LanguageWare libraries support many more platforms.)

All this is now available at no charge for research, evaluation and
prototyping purposes, under the terms and conditions of the IBM
International License Agreement for Early Release of Programs, on IBM
alphaWorks at: http://alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/lrw. 
Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics
                     Text/Corpus Linguistics






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