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Thread: NLP using Java

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    Default NLP using Java

    Hi,
    Is anyone aware of any API's or directories that can be used with Java to identify Person Names.

    Currently I am using a text file and pattern matching rules to identify a name occurs within the text. But to improvise .. I will require the names to be stored in a dictionary or any already available tools that can identify Person Names


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    Fascinating thread on utilizing Java for NLP projects. It’s exciting to see how Java continues to be a powerful tool in developing sophisticated NLP solutions. For those interested in exploring further the intersection of NLP, Learning Management Systems (LMS), and Distributed Ledger Management Systems (DLMS), I highly recommend this insightful article https://geniusee.com/single-blog/nlp-llms-and-dlms : NLP, LLMS, and DLMS by Geniusee. It dives into how NLP can be leveraged within LMS for more dynamic and interactive educational experiences, as well as its implications for DLMS, offering a unique perspective on the potential of integrating these technologies. This resource could be particularly valuable for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of NLP's applications beyond traditional contexts.
    Last edited by jonyclaber; March 4th, 2024 at 02:01 AM.