We are discussing a project where we need to identify if a word is a noun, verb, pronoun etc. At the same time, we need to check a sentence if that is correct (grammatically).
This is a huge task to do from scratch, so I am wondering if there is any service/api available for this?
The application will be android based either native or phonegap based, so api compatible with the major languages will help immensely.
LanguageTool has an HTTPS API (disclosure: I'm the LanguageTool maintainer) for text checking. The part-of-speech information is available via its Java API, not via HTTP.
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I would like to integrate OpenAPI 3 into my node.js project and take advantage of the Swagger tools that are available.
I noticed that the swagger npm module hasn't been updated in five years. There are other questions, such as this one (How to use OpenAPI 3.0 in Node.js?) which have basically gone unanswered.
A superficial web search yields me no results.
Does anyone have some ideas/suggestions on how to implement the OpenAPI 3.* standard into swagger apps in node? Even if you've found a tutorial or some description on how to do this manually, I would be most grateful for some direction and advice.
I tried just simply putting the OpenAPI 3 standard in the editor (swagger project edit) as you would the online editor, and it goes crazy with errors. I tried manually updating the swagger.yaml document, which also just leads to the node application crashing.
The updates from the new standard (3.* vs 2) are so much easier to read, implement and reuse, which is why I'm asking about this. Again, any direction or help would be greatly appreciated.
Swagger changed its name to OpenAPI starting with version 3.0 back in 2017. The company that originally created the Swagger standard (Smartbear) now uses the Swagger name for its own tooling, while the open standard goes by OpenAPI. This is why you're not seeing many tools that use the name Swagger.
Node.js is a very popular language, so there is an abundance of tooling available for OpenAPI 3.0. In the future, use the term "OpenAPI" when searching, and you'll get better results.
The popular site https://openapi.tools/ has a wide assortment of popular tools available that utilize OpenAPI, along with a list of what languages each tool uses. This is a great starting point, though there are many other tools out there.
I'm beginning in semantic web. I want to develop a semantic web recommend-er system. The most important part of my project is moddeling. How can I start it? How long does it take? What soft-wares or tools can I use to develop that?
You can use Protege Ontology Editor to create your data models and create semantic rules with SWRL. Also you need a semantic rule engine too.
I have to design a mobile application as my mini project. I cannot find the documentation of javax.microedition in my java folder. I tried searching it online, but all the websites have vague information. I need proper details of this package. Where can I find it?
tried searching it online, but all the websites have vague information
Did you try different search engines? I always switch to alternative engine when I feel that one I usually prefer doesn't do the trick.
Don't know if your case but to me results of search for "javax.microedition package" were totally different depending on engine. While one engine ("good") gave me a needed link at the top of the very first page, another had it buried at 7th page ("bad", really bad).
Anyway, there's pretty detailed and accurate answer at SDN Mobility Reference FAQ - J2ME Package Listing:
Question
What package names are defined in the J2ME environment?
Answer
The J2ME environment introduces a number of Java packages. These are almost exclusively placed into the package javax.microedition. The few exceptions are technologies that could be used in one or more other editions of the Java platform as well. For example, because you might use Bluetooth technology in either J2ME or J2SE, the Java APIs for Bluetooth specification (JSR 82) uses the package names javax.bluetooth and javax.obex.
The table shows the package names specified by the J2ME JSRs, as defined by the Java Community Process (JCP). It includes...
...continue reading at above link if you're interested in more details
I am looking into the simplest way to integrate Wikipedia into a node.js app.
The requirements are to be able to search for entries and find entities in each entry.
Any known existing libs/methods for that?
Thanks
There's a newly available open source parser for wiki text (http://sweble.org/) that might be useful to you if you roll your own solution. Of course that would require you downloading the wikipedia data dump, parsing, and storing entities in a db.
You could also look at dbpedia (http://dbpedia.org/About), though that would require integrating the rdf stack into your app (either running a local rdf repository or communicating with the often flaky online version via sparql).
One easy approach is to use a search engine api and restrict to site:wikipedia.org - e.g:
http://www.google.com/search?q=node.js+site%3Awikipedia.org
I've found that can work really well.
Spider for scraping using jquery is fantastic:
https://github.com/mikeal/spider
Mikeal is the man
Presumably you'd be using this for a side (personal) project though. Not sure how kosher it is to run wild on wikipedia with a scraper.
Does anyone know where Databasic originates from, and any resources that could help me learn this language?
I'm assuming it's Basic but looking at some sample code there are database-specific features.
I recommend looking at the official documentation: http://download.northgate-is.com/reality/V14%20Manuals/help.htm
The company's web page also might have some useful information: http://www.northgate-reality.com/products.php
There is also DataBASIC that was developed by Metso Automation. It is a Basic variant that includes Database access commands, and has been used in Metso and Telvent products. I've been unable to find any Web resources on it, and depend on the documentation that comes with my Telvent product.