Wednesday 15 February 2012

Java Stanford NLP: Part of Speech labels? -


The Stanford NLP demo gives an output like this:

  Colorless / JJ Green / JJ thoughts / NNS sleep / VBP badly / RB ./  

What part of the speech tag mean? I can not find an official list, is it Stanford's own system, or are they using the universal tag? (For example, what is j j ?)

Besides, when I'm walking through sentences again, for example, looking for the nouns, let me Something like checking the view is .contains ('N') . It looks very weak, is there a better way to programmatically search for a better speech?

Look at PS

JJ is adjective. The NNS noun, plural is the current tension of the VBP verb is R.B. adverb.

It is for English, for Chinese, this pen is Chinese treebank

  • CD cardinal number
  • DT assessor
  • JJ Adjectives
  • J.J. Adjective
  • FJ foreign word
  • j js, adjective, redundancy
  • ls list item marker
  • MD modal
  • NN note, singular or collective
  • NNS Now, plural
  • NONP proper noun, singular
  • NNPS proper noun, plural
  • PDT preorderer
  • POS Kosasi end
  • PRP personal pronoun
  • PRP $ scandalous pronoun
  • RB Edwards
  • RBR Advisor, T
  • > VB Verb, base form
  • VBD verb, previous tension
  • VBG verb, warrant or current particle
  • VBN verb, previous participle
  • VBP Verb, Non 3 Word Person Fantastic Present
  • VBZ Verb, Third Person Singular Present
  • WDT WideMarmner
  • WP Whpronoun
  • WP $ Harmful whpronoun
  • WRB Whadverb

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