388 0 Freeling Tagger UPF REST

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This is the UPF Freeling-based part-of-speech tagger.

Languages: English, Catalan, Spanish, Asturian, Welsh, Galician, Italian and Portuguese.

Job duration: 1M words takes aprox. one minute. This depends on the server load.

Input: plain text.
Input example:
http://ws02.iula.upf.edu/panacea/examples/ws/freeling_tagging/freeling_tagging.input.example.txt

Output format:
word, lemma, tag, probability, word-char-start and word-char-end all tab separated.
Output format example:
http://ws02.iula.upf.edu/panacea/examples/ws/freeling_tagging/freeling_tagging.output.format.txt
Output example:
http://ws02.iula.upf.edu/panacea/examples/ws/freeling_tagging/freeling_tagging.output.example.txt

UPF Freeling data:
Input:
plain text

Input example:
His house was blue

Output:
word lema tag probability char-start char-end

Output example:

His his PRP$ 0.758317 0 3
house house NN 0.961712 4 9
was be VBD 1 10 13
blue blue JJ 0.895833 14 18

This Web Service is free for research use. It was developed in the framework of the PANACEA project, funded by the European Union Language Technologies Area, Information and Communication Technologies, of the 7th Framework Programme (7FP-ITC-248064).

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