core.nlp provides natural language processing as a language extension for Clojure
The central objective of core.nlp is to make natural language processing
idiomatic, productive, elegant and fast within the Clojure environment.
(tokenize "a quick fox jumps")
=> ["a" "quick" "fox" "jumps"]
Key goals of core.nlp:
- Provide a clear, standard API / abstraction for NLP processing and analysis in Clojure
- Enable pluggable support for different underlying NLP library implementations
- Provide a general purpose pure clojure implementation (pure-nlp)
- Provide a foundation library for other projects
- Enable high performance and scalable NLP processing
- Work with big data platforms such as Apache Spark, Storm or Hadoop
To use core.nlp, you can get the latest released version from Clojars:
For core.nlp documentation and further examples see:
core.nlp is currently under heavy development and only in its infancy, so use it at your own risks!
All contributions and ideas are welcome!
Bug, feature and enhancement request should be listed here:
For a more agile like view of the work of our team, please check out the Huboard:
Discussions related to core.nlp generally take place on the "core.nlp" group:
Or alternatively on the IRC Channel #core.nlp on irc.freenode.org
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This library made open-source by Opinionlab
Copyright (C) 2014 Opinionlab
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.