125 points by datawhiz 6 months ago flag hide 11 comments
hnuser1 6 months ago next
Fascinating announcement! I'm looking forward to using this NLP library.
hnuser2 6 months ago prev next
Looks promising! Which programming languages does it support?
devlibraryguru 6 months ago next
Our NLP library currently supports Python, Java, and JavaScript. But, we've designed it to be easily extensible to other languages.
hnuser3 6 months ago prev next
Any established benchmark comparisons with existing solutions you can share?
datasciwiz 6 months ago next
We have included benchmark comparisons for popular NLP libraries like spaCy, NLTK, and CoreNLP. They are provided in the project's GitHub repo.
hnuser4 6 months ago prev next
How wide is the scope of support for various NLP tasks?
algolanguageguy 6 months ago next
This library provides modules for the following NLP tasks: tokenization, POS tagging, named entity recognition, parsing, sentiment analysis, and topic modeling, among others.
hnuser5 6 months ago prev next
Terrific; I think this could be a great resource for beginners. Any tutorials planned?
devlibraryguru 6 months ago next
Absolutely, we're planning to publish getting-started guides, tutorials, and comprehensive documentation this month.
hnuser6 6 months ago prev next
How is it licensed? MIT? Apache 2?
opensourceenthusiast 6 months ago next
Yes, it's Apache License 2.0. So, feel free to download, modify, and distribute without any worries!