Natural language processing / text structure analysis starting point?

The natural language toolkit may be an interesting start and has plenty of resources on all areas of natural language processing. It is probably more linguistically focused than you need.

The natural language toolkit may be an interesting start and has plenty of resources on all areas of natural language processing. It is probably more linguistically focused than you need. The other option is to go for a some parser generator library (normally used for code) which is not so strict (i.

E allows you to ignore big chucks of text if needed). In python I would recommend pyparsing. In another answer I showed a simple example of what it can do when you want to ignore arbitrary chucks of text.

Never done this before, but if I was going to I'd definitely look into ANTLR. Its a pretty popular project and could very well have a port in your language of choice.

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