Hi Paul, I've already sent an email to semanticvectors mailing list. In this
Lucene list, I asked for an alternative solution, not for help about
semanticvectors. Thank you for your help.
Hi Danica, thank you for your reply. I'll take a look about the S-Space
package.
[]s,
--
Diego
On Tue, May
Hi Diego
there is an alternative to semantic vectors library but with different
coverage of the methods and it also does not use Lucene (hence you
might need much more RAM for larger corpora):
http://code.google.com/p/airhead-research/
But what they have is I think what you asked for and that is
Diego,
The semanticvectors project has a mailing list and his author, Dominic Widdows,
is responding actively there.
paul
Le 24 mai 2011 à 02:34, Diego Cavalcanti a écrit :
> Sorry, I thought the blog was yours! I will read the post and see if it
> helps me. Thank you!
>
> About the Semantic
I meant to check out the Semantic vectors project, but never got around
to it, so there is nothing in the blog (sujitpal.blogspot.com) that
talks about semantic vectors at the moment. Its on my (rather long) todo
list though... Sorry about that...
-sujit
On Mon, 2011-05-23 at 21:22 -0300, Diego C
Sorry, I thought the blog was yours! I will read the post and see if it
helps me. Thank you!
About the Semantic Vectors project, surely I know how to get its source
code. What I said is that I cannot use it only by API, because the Javadoc
does not show all methods. I really do not want to change
It's not my blog! :D
I used some of the ideas in that article
http://sujitpal.blogspot.com/2009/03/vector-space-classifier-using-lucene.html
in
order to perform classification with lucene for my tasks.
You can get full access to the source code of the project by typing in the
command line:
svn che
Hi Yiannis,
Thank your for your reply.
Yes, I'm referring to project Semantic Vectors. Before sending the previous
email, I read the project API and noticed that its most classes don't
contain public methods, so that we cannot use the project programmatically
(only by command line).
I've seen yo
Hi Diego,
Are you referring to that project-->
http://code.google.com/p/semanticvectors/ ?
If yes , then documentation exists here
http://semanticvectors.googlecode.com/svn/javadoc/latest-stable/index.html .
Also I think this blog might interest you --> http://sujitpal.blogspot.com/ and
the projec
