[Corpora-List] Sentence segmenting

[Lushan Han]

I have tried Linpipe and Stanford and I found Stanford is much better, the
one provided in Stanford java NLP package.

Regards,

Lushan


On Mon, Aug 13, 2012 at 9:35 AM, Jeff Elmore <jelmore at lexile.com> wrote:

> I'm curious what folks are using these days for sentence segmenting for
> English.
>
> My application involves narrative and informational texts at a variety of
> reading levels and genres. Most text is hand-edited to eliminate non-prose
> content but any system that could respond robustly to unedited text would
> be awesome, of course.
>
> Mostly we've been using hand-crafted tools written in Python. I have
> checked out what NLTK offers but from what I've seen there's not anything
> terribly accurate in it (fails on obvious common cases like some
> honorifics). We did develop a decision tree based model using Weka for
> Spanish text. I'd be happy to do this again for English but wanted to see
> if there's something good already out there.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
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