SLING
a natural language frame semantics parser with an integrated webserver for serving up frames via http
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SLING
Summary
SLING is a parser[1].
Key Facts
- SLING is the creator of Michael Ringgaard[2].
- SLING's instance of is recorded as parser[3].
- SLING's instance of is recorded as web server[4].
- SLING's developer is recorded as Google AI[5].
- SLING's developer is recorded as Michael Ringgaard[6].
- SLING's developer is recorded as Ringgaard Research[7].
- SLING's copyright license is recorded as Apache Software License 2.0[8].
- SLING's programmed in is recorded as Q2407[9].
- SLING's operating system is recorded as Linux[10].
- SLING's has use is recorded as parsing[11].
- SLING's has use is recorded as browsing[12].
- SLING's has use is recorded as analysis[13].
- SLING's has use is recorded as data processing[14].
- SLING's has use is recorded as natural language processing[15].
- SLING's has part is recorded as KnolBase[16].
- SLING's has part is recorded as KnolCase[17].
- SLING's official website is recorded as https://ringgaard.com/[18].
- SLING's facet of is recorded as information extraction[19].
- SLING's source code repository URL is recorded as https://github.com/ringgaard/sling[20].
- SLING's described by source is recorded as SLING: A framework for frame semantic parsing[21].
- SLING's used by is recorded as Google AI[22].
- SLING's uses is recorded as frame semantics[23].
- SLING's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted[24].