Re^2: RFC: Presentation on Machine Learning with Perl

[lin0]

in reply to Re: RFC: Presentation on Machine Learning with Perl
in thread RFC: Presentation on Machine Learning with Perl

Hi there,

Hi mattr,

Sounds quite interesting. Any chance of videotaping it? You could put it on your site, YouTube (though low res), or Zudeo, or democracy player, etc. I enjoyed watching video on my iPod of sessions I missed at YAPC::Asia, although the code projected on the screen was too small to see. Certainly a bunch of videos on interesting subjects in Perl could be a great way to introduce people to it.

I would have to ask the organizers. Thanks for bringing that up to my attention

By the way I did a survey of natural language parsing programs in Perl a while back just as an initial dip into it, but never actually had an opportunity to use those tools. I don't remember if it is Perl (a lot are Java but I think this is not) but have you used the uk program GATE and are you going to talk about that sort of thing (head parsing, automatic categorization/chunking, extraction of key noun phrases, etc.)? I am not familiar with the apps you are talking about but am quite interested in how to easily incorporate machine learning into my Perl systems.

I am not familiar with GATE. However, it looks to me that it is written in Java, at least that is what is said in their SourceForge page ;-) About natural language processing, I am not going to talk about it in this presentation. I decided to focus only on problems I have already worked on. In any case, natural language processing is certainly something I am interested in. So, I will be more than happy to read about any lead you have in that area.

Thank you

lin0

[mattr]

Hi there,

I have not got a lot of experience with these but will provide you a few links here. Some (Lingua:: modules and Wordnet modules at least) are CPAN modules.

Article on Lingua::LinkParser.

List of various Perl modules for parsing including Sensenet, Wordnet, Duluth.

Stanford NLP resource list

Hope these are a good starting point for you. A lot of NLP is in Java but there are also Perl resources too.

Matt