Natural language processing

Peer39's semantic technology helps premium publishers, networks and exchanges boost ROI by leveraging semantic targeting capabilities while protecting advertiser brands in real time.

Providing, in integrated fashion, sophisticated technologies and differentiated consulting services, we provide performance gains to our clients by processing intelligently the information that surrounds them. Be it in their company's own systems, the internet or tacit among the very workers of the organization ...

Readware encodes a model of meaning instead of a model of a document or a text as other software does, Readware is able to use abstract operations and identify abstract objects, processes and thematic relationships that NLP, text-mining and machine-learning software cannot possibly access. MITi's customer's have used the proprietary science-driven algortihms of Readware for text analysis and classification and for indexing, search and retrieval. Readware turns lexemes into memes for distinguishing distinct and relevant information from any text.

Entity Extraction / Test drive our Natural Language Processing capabilities.

The Global WordNet Association is a free, public and non-commercial organization that provides a platform for discussing, sharing and connecting wordnets for all languages in the world.

OpenAmplify is proud to release Version 2.0 to the world’s first comprehensive semantic platform. Full of new features, but still compatible with V1.1, OpenAmplify 2.0 reflects our commitment to delivering real-world, groundbreaking advances to the Semantic Web community.

Projekt JOS razvija označene korpuse slovenskega jezika in pridružene vire, namenjene spodbujanju razvoja jezikovnih tehnologij za slovenski jezik.

Rather, meaningful and relevant experiences now are born out of the context of our identities and social graph: the pragmatics, or contextual meaning, of our online identities. My Web experience becomes more meaningful and relevant to me when it is layered with contextual social data based on my identity. This is the pragmatic Web.

We need to better understand our identity as it begins to define our experience of the Web and the networked-enabled world we inhabit. Our online identity will increasingly be defined by three "pillars": who I say I am, what I do and say, and who I connect to (and who connects to me).