NLP Challenge: Find semantically related terms over a large vocabulary (1M)?

Re:NLP Challenge: Find semantically related terms over a lar... by jdrock on Friday November 05, 2010 @10:01PM (#1875665)

I encourage anyone to use Extractiv (http://www.extractiv.com) for this challenge. We're rolling out an On-Demand (local document analysis similar to Calais) Semantic Conversion service that could be helpful.

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Re:NLP Challenge: Find semantically related terms over a lar... by anigbrowl on Friday November 05, 2010 @10:28PM (#1875723)

Slow down the rollout a little: your 'take a tour' page inline link to Semantic On Demand 404s, as does the inline link from your pricing page:

http://www.extractiv.com/tour-semantic-on-deman.html - missing letter in '...deman.html'

http://www.extractiv.com/tour-semantic-on-demand - missing '.html'

Also, the pricing page says users need to buy a plus or premium subscription for access to Semantic On-Demand, but confusingly says the basic plan includes 'On-Demand access to 1,000 documents / day' - I presume you meant to emphasize the unlimited usage available with the premium plans.

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Re:NLP Challenge: Find semantically related terms over a lar... by riffraff on Saturday November 06, 2010 @05:28AM (#1876530)

also, the example from here http://www.extractiv.com/tour-semantic-on-demand.html does not work.

I second, this seems interesting (and I would be really interested in seeing what you produce as "relations")

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Re:NLP Challenge: Find semantically related terms over a lar... by anigbrowl on Saturday November 06, 2010 @01:21AM (#1876189)

PS - I forgot to say that it looks extremely interesting from what I've read so far.

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Re:NLP Challenge: Find semantically related terms over a lar... by bravura on Friday November 05, 2010 @10:55PM (#1875766)

"Extractiv lets you transform unstructured web content into highly-structured semantic data."

Suggestion: Can you put sample output on your homepage, so we can see what sort of semantic analysis you perform?

p.s. this tool doesn't have anything to do with the task.

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