SDL - A Description Language for Building NLP Systems

  • Krieger H
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We present the system description language SDL that offers a declarative way of specifying new complex NLP systems from already existing modules with the help of three operators: sequence, parallelism, and unrestricted iteration. Given a system description and modules that implement a minimal interface, the SDL compiler returns a running Java program which realizes exactly the desired behavior of the original specification. The execution semantics of SDL is complemented by a precise formal semantics, defined in terms of concepts of function theory. The SDL compiler is part of the SProUT shallow language platform, a system for the development and processing of multilingual resources.

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Krieger, H.-U. (2003). SDL - A Description Language for Building NLP Systems. Proceedings of the HLT-NAACL Workshop on the Software Engineering and Architecture of Language Technology Systems. HLT-NAACL Workshop on the Software Engineering and Architecture of Language Technology Systems (SEALTS), 84–91. Retrieved from sealts.ps

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