Natural Language Processing

Natural Language Processing is a subcategory of AI, consisting of a set of algorithms, theories and techniques used to process natural language (that spoken by humans) on computers.

CL-ACE - CL-ACE is a set of bindings for various Attempto Tools, and is maintained by Joshua Taylor
CL-EARLEY-PARSER - The Earley parser depends on a grammar description (currently in Backus-Naur form) and a lexicon (currently in a plist like form)
Epilog System and Episodic Logic - In contrast to Epilog Inference Package, the original Epilog system was created by Schubert, Hwang and Schaeffer for Knowledge Representation? in Natural Language Processing, and is documented at the University of Rochester's Web
langutils - langutils is a Common Lisp Natural Language Processing library which provides a set of functions related to the structured analysis and processing of open English text, written by Ian Eslick and now maintained by Kevin Raison and based in part on Python code from Hugo Liu
lassie - Natural Language Processing library for Latent Semantic Indexing
Soundex - The Soundex algorithm indexes words by their sound when pronounced in English, for example to account for differences in spelling

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