NLP++ - Revision history

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	'''NLP++''' is a computer programming language for natural language processing created by [[Amnon Meyers]] and [[David de Hilster]] in 1998 based on a cognitive model of how humans read and understand natural language. It operates on an input text via multiple passes that elaborate a best-first parse tree. It can access and update a hierarchical knowledge base management system (KBMS) called [[Conceptual Grammar]] (CG). NLP++ and CG deploy with an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) called [[VisualText]], which supports rapid development of text analyzers. NLP++ is the only computer language exclusively dedicated to [[natural language processing]].		'''NLP++''' is a computer programming language for natural language processing created by [[Amnon Meyers]] and [[David de Hilster]] in 1998 based on a cognitive model of how humans read and understand natural language. It operates on an input text via multiple passes that elaborate a best-first parse tree. It can access and update a hierarchical knowledge base management system (KBMS) called [[Conceptual Grammar]] (CG). NLP++ and CG deploy with an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) called [[VisualText]], which supports rapid development of text analyzers. NLP++ is the only computer language exclusively dedicated to [[natural language processing]].

DeHilster at 13:13, 29 June 2025

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	\| platform = [[Cross Platform]]		\| platform = [[Cross Platform]]
	\| operating system = Linux, Windows, Mac		\| operating system = Linux, Windows, Mac
	\| file ext = .nlp, .~~pat~~, .~~seq~~, .txxt~~, .dict, .kbb .kb~~		\| file ext = .nlp, .dict, .kbb, .txxt
	\| turing-complete = Yes		\| turing-complete = Yes
	\| website = {{URL\|https://www.visualtext.com}}		\| website = {{URL\|https://www.visualtext.com}}

DeHilster at 13:00, 29 June 2025

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	'''NLP++''' is a computer programming language for natural language processing created by [[Amnon Meyers]] and [[David de Hilster]] in 1998 based on a cognitive model of how humans read and understand natural language. It operates on an input text via multiple passes that elaborate a best-first parse tree. It can access and update a hierarchical knowledge base management system (KBMS) called [[Conceptual Grammar]] (CG). NLP++ and CG deploy with an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) called [[VisualText]], which supports rapid development of text analyzers. NLP++ is the only computer language exclusively dedicated to [[natural language processing]].		'''NLP++''' is a computer programming language for natural language processing created by [[Amnon Meyers]] and [[David de Hilster]] in 1998 based on a cognitive model of how humans read and understand natural language. It operates on an input text via multiple passes that elaborate a best-first parse tree. It can access and update a hierarchical knowledge base management system (KBMS) called [[Conceptual Grammar]] (CG). NLP++ and CG deploy with an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) called [[VisualText]], which supports rapid development of text analyzers. NLP++ is the only computer language exclusively dedicated to [[natural language processing]].

DeHilster at 12:50, 29 June 2025

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	'''NLP++''' is a computer programming language for natural language processing created by [[Amnon Meyers]] and [[David de Hilster]] in 1998 based on a cognitive model of how humans read and understand natural language. It operates on an input text via multiple passes that elaborate a best-first parse tree. It can access and update a hierarchical knowledge base management system (KBMS) called [[Conceptual Grammar]] (CG). NLP++ and CG deploy with an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) called [[VisualText]], which supports rapid development of text analyzers. NLP++ is the only computer language exclusively dedicated to [[natural language processing]].		'''NLP++''' is a computer programming language for natural language processing created by [[Amnon Meyers]] and [[David de Hilster]] in 1998 based on a cognitive model of how humans read and understand natural language. It operates on an input text via multiple passes that elaborate a best-first parse tree. It can access and update a hierarchical knowledge base management system (KBMS) called [[Conceptual Grammar]] (CG). NLP++ and CG deploy with an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) called [[VisualText]], which supports rapid development of text analyzers. NLP++ is the only computer language exclusively dedicated to [[natural language processing]].

DeHilster at 12:50, 29 June 2025

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	\| website = {{URL\|https://www.visualtext.com}}		\| website = {{URL\|https://www.visualtext.com}}
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DeHilster at 12:33, 29 June 2025

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	\| website = {{URL\|https://www.visualtext.com}}		\| website = {{URL\|https://www.visualtext.com}}
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	'''NLP++''' is a computer programming language for natural language processing created by [[Amnon Meyers]] and [[David de Hilster]] in 1998 based on a cognitive model of how humans read and understand natural language. It operates on an input text via multiple passes that elaborate a best-first parse tree. It can access and update a hierarchical knowledge base management system (KBMS) called [[Conceptual Grammar]] (CG). NLP++ and CG deploy with an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) called [[VisualText]], which supports rapid development of text analyzers. NLP++ is the only computer language exclusively dedicated to [[natural language processing]].		'''NLP++''' is a computer programming language for natural language processing created by [[Amnon Meyers]] and [[David de Hilster]] in 1998 based on a cognitive model of how humans read and understand natural language. It operates on an input text via multiple passes that elaborate a best-first parse tree. It can access and update a hierarchical knowledge base management system (KBMS) called [[Conceptual Grammar]] (CG). NLP++ and CG deploy with an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) called [[VisualText]], which supports rapid development of text analyzers. NLP++ is the only computer language exclusively dedicated to [[natural language processing]].

DeHilster: /* Analyzer Sequence */

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	The analyzer sequence in NLP++ is a linear pipeline of executed NLP++ code. This code can contain rules, function declarations, or pure NLP++ code.		The analyzer sequence in NLP++ is a linear pipeline of executed NLP++ code. This code can contain rules, function declarations, or pure NLP++ code.

	This facilitates bottom-up, island-driven parsing which is much more efficient that traversing ~~complex grammar trees~~.		This facilitates bottom-up, island-driven parsing which is much more efficient that the combinatoric traversing of full grammars.

	The analyzer sequence is contained in the file "analyzer.seq". Here is the analyzer sequence for a date-time analyzer:		The analyzer sequence is contained in the file "analyzer.seq". Here is the analyzer sequence for a date-time analyzer:

DeHilster: /* Analyzer Sequence */

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	The analyzer sequence is contained in the file "analyzer.seq". Here is the analyzer sequence for a date-time analyzer:		The analyzer sequence is contained in the file "analyzer.seq". Here is the analyzer sequence for a date-time analyzer:

	~~```~~		<pre>
	dicttokz nil		dicttokz nil
	nlp init		nlp init
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	nlp kb		nlp kb
	nlp output		nlp output
	~~```~~		</pre>

	==== User Functions ====		==== User Functions ====

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 [[File:AnalyzerSequence.png|thumb|Analyzer sequence display of the full English parser written by Amnon Meyers]]
 The analyzer sequence in NLP++ is a linear pipeline of executed NLP++ code. This code can contain rules, function declarations, or pure NLP++ code.
 ==== User Functions ====

DeHilster: /* Analyzer Sequence */

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	==== Analyzer Sequence ====		==== Analyzer Sequence ====
			[[File:AnalyzerSequence.png\|thumb\|Analyzer sequence display of the full English parser written by Amnon Meyers]]
	The analyzer sequence in NLP++ is a linear pipeline of executed NLP++ code. This code can contain rules, function declarations, or pure NLP++ code.		The analyzer sequence in NLP++ is a linear pipeline of executed NLP++ code. This code can contain rules, function declarations, or pure NLP++ code.


	==== User Functions ====		==== User Functions ====
	NLP++ allows the user to create their own functions in the @@DECL area. These functions can access the syntactic tree and any part of the knowledge base, as well as files on the system.		NLP++ allows the user to create their own functions in the @@DECL area. These functions can access the syntactic tree and any part of the knowledge base, as well as files on the system.