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KoNLPy: Korean NLP in Python
- totorovirus 6y agowhy is this getting attention?
- Fluid_Mechanics 6y agoIrony abounds
- rabanne 6y agoThis is just a glorified wrapper around existing solutions. Can’t understand that this is worth doctoral dissertation.
- kbumsik 6y agoIt was just a 4 pages long proceeding paper. There is nothing to be serious about.
- mratsim 6y agoEveryone stands on the shoulder of giants. Some stands on the shoulders of TPUs that do 1 century worth of compute in a day. Other stands on the shoulders of C or Python libraries. Also, is engineering "just a glorified wrapper around science"?, is physics "just a glorified wrapper around maths"?, and is litterature "just a glorified wrapper around words"? What's with the condescension culture?
- pcr910303 6y agoI'm greatly happy on seeing libraries that work with my mother language on HN :-) I guess people think that well... 'glorified wrappers' aren't worth discussion on HN because there's too many NLP libraries on English? There aren't a lot of libraries around Korean, especially practical ones so I'm happy to see KoLNPy on HN.
- sova 6y agoThis is very cool. While I do not speak Korean, I can appreciate the part-of-speech tagging and the other features, as that's required in any NLP framework. I'm wondering, is there a way to generate a syntax tree using this framework? Just looking at the docs now.
- polm23 6y agoSurprised but happy to see this here. I maintain a few Python wrappers for MeCab and was working on Korean support when I found this - it was better than I whatever I was doing so I linked to it instead.