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stanford-ner

stanford-ner is a named entity recognizer implemented by the Stanford NLP Group and provided as a command-line tool.

stanford-ner — overview

stanford-ner is a named entity recognizer implemented by the Stanford NLP Group and provided as a command-line tool. It identifies entities such as person names, place names, and organization names in text and labels each with its category, helping you quickly locate key information within large amounts of text. It suits researchers and developers working on text analysis, information extraction, and corpus preparation, as well as users who need to process text in batches without relying on a graphical interface. As a tool open-sourced by an academic team, it has a long history of use in the natural language processing field and is often used as a teaching example or baseline solution. It is invoked via the command line and can be embedded in scripts or data processing pipelines, working with other tools to accomplish more complete text processing tasks.

Details

斯坦福NLP小组实现的命名实体识别器

How to install stanford-ner

  1. Open Terminal (press ⌘ + Space and type “Terminal”).
  2. If Homebrew is not installed yet, run the command below first.
  3. Run this command:

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