HPCC Videos & Articles

Here you will find articles, websites, and videos from the supercomputing group at LexisNexis Risk.

HPCC 2023 Community Day – NLP++

Thinking like humans and encoding it in NLP++ for real-world problems!

Articles

There is an HPCC Systems blog talking about all things having to do with the HPCC Systems Platform.

Article on NLP by David de Hilster: https://hpccsystems.com/blog/Understanding-Natural-Language
Articles written by David de Hilster: https://hpccsystems.com/blog?uid=2882
Resume Analyzer with Intern Charvi Dave with NLP++: Resume Analyzer

RVCE University 2-Day Workshop

David de Hilster and Amnon Meyers day one workshop on NLP++ at the RV College of Engineering in Bengaluru India. David talks about the history of NLP and NLP++ and Amnon talks in-depth about the NLP++ language and conceptual grammar.

Day One

RVCE NLP++ Workshop (Day 1): NLP & NLP++ History and NLP++ Language in Depth

Day Two

David de Hilster and Amnon Meyers day two workshop on NLP++ at the RV College of Engineering in Bengaluru India. David demos NLP++ analyzer live and Amnon talks about real world projects employing this technology.

Day 2: RVCE NLP++ Workshop (Day 2): Live NLP++ demos & Real World Applications of NLP++

Clemson University

David de Hilster has been working with Dr. Amy Apon and her students at Clemson University via LexisNexis.

Intern Projects

HPCC Systems for the last 4 years have contracted 12 interns from High School and Universities. Here are the project listings:

A list of all HPCC Intern projects: https://wiki.hpccsystems.com/display/hpcc/HPCC+Systems+Summer+Intern+Program
NLP projects for HPCC Systems: https://wiki.hpccsystems.com/display/hpcc/Natural+Language+Processing+Projects

Here are the first NLP projects from 2022 -2023:

https://hpccnepalidict.wordpress.com/ Intern Ananya Gupta from Clemson worked on a Nepali dictionary using the NLP++ plugin for HPCC Systems.
http://nepalinlp.org: Intern Ananya Gupta from Clemson started an NLP Global Initiative for the Nepali Language where anyone anywhere in the world can add to the Nepali Wiktionary.
https://hpccchinesedict.wordpress.com/: Intern Lucas Wang from Stanford built a dictionary for Chinese for NLP++.
https://resumeanalyzerhpccsystems.blogspot.com/: Kruthicka Pinnada from RSVE in India built a detailed information extraction from resumes.
https://dheemonth-luffy.blogspot.com/ Intern Dheemonth Kodali from RSVE in India built a sentiment analyzer for cricket games.
https://sites.google.com/view/hpccsystemstamilwiktionary/home: Shyammas Karhik from Saint Andrew’s High School built a Tamil dictionary for NLP++.

Here are some videos from the HPCC Systems YouTube channel that have to do with the NLP++ plugin for HPCC Systems.