AFGL system available

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Tue, 31 Oct 1995 11:00:11 GMT

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From: caspard@cs.kun.nl
Keywords: tools, parse, available
Organization: Compilers Central
Date: Tue, 31 Oct 1995 11:00:11 GMT

ANNOUNCEMENT


The AGFL-system is a collection of software systems for
Natural Language Processing, based on the AGFL-formalism
(Affix Grammars over Finite Lattices).


The AGFL-system consists of a compiler generating efficient parsers
for ambiguous grammars and a tool for the development and analysis
of grammars.


We are pleased to announce that version 1.5 of the AGFL-system
is now available on the net. The following new features have been
implemented (since v1.4):


* The LEXGEN lexicon system has been integrated with the GEN parser
    generator. Parsers can now use large lexical databases in an
    efficient way.


* It is now possible to specify open classes of words using
    wildcards. You can use this feature for making your grammars robust
    against input containing erroneous fragments.


* You can choose between word parsing and prefix parsing.


* The handling of layout in input sentences has been improved.


* It is possible to have lists of alternative words occur in the
    input on one position.


* It is possible to view the lexical network determined by an input
    sentence.


* Support for non-latin characters has been implemented. It is
    possible to use accents, Greek, Cyrillic and Arabic characters.


* A version for Solaris is available.


We invite you to have a look at our WWW-site:


        http://www.cs.kun.nl/agfl/


The AGFL-system is available at our WWW-site or by anynymous ftp at


        hades.cs.kun.nl


in the directory


        pub/agfl15.






On behalf of the AGFL project group,


Caspar Derksen
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