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Show HN: Gransk – Document processing for investigations
- andreash 10y agoHow far are you from a full v1.0 release?
- pcbje 10y agoI want to do some more work on the network UI, and there's probably a bunch of bugs in there. I'm guessing a couple of months to half a year.
- d33 10y agoName sounds a bit like "Gdansk", a city in the northern Poland. I wonder if that's where it stems from...
- eitland 10y agoNordic languages I guess, means something like "investigate".
- lobster_johnson 10y agoIn the Scandinavian languages, to "granske" (Swedish: "granska") means to investigate or to carefully study or conduct an enquiry into something. "Gransk" is the imperative form.
- pcbje 10y agoWhat eitland said :)
- wingerlang 10y agoI don't know if you're Danish or Norwegian, but in Swedish the word is "granska" (note the A at the end). Means something like these: review, view, research, study, canvas, monitor, scan, look into, audit. I suppose this is not for you, but just to give some more info to the rest of the readers.
- pcbje 10y agoThanks for clarifying! I'm from Norway and "gransk" is the imperative form of "investigate" in Norwegian.
- wingerlang 10y agoI forgot to add it in the list, but I'd say "granska" would be quite fitting for "investigate" as well.
- calimac 10y agoAmazing tool! I've been looking for an accessible tool with these capabilities! Highly recommend a test drive on the virtual box image.
- garysieling 10y agoHave you compared any of the commercial entity recognition APIs to Polyglot? I tried a couple for https://www.findlectures.com https://www.findlectures.com, and OpenCalais might be appropriate to your use case, because it seemed to be good at finding company/people names.
- pcbje 10y agoNot yet, no. It should be fairly easy to add support for more APIs, though. The more the merrier.
- maxxxxx 10y agoI did something like this a few years ago and even sold a few licenses. There is definitely a need for this.