Blog – VisualText

Unicode Version for NLP++ and VisualText Now Available

March 9, 2022 David de Hilster Blog, Homepage, Top

A Unicode version of the NLP-Engine and VisualText are now available for download and use. NLP++ can now use standard[…]

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Understanding Natural Language

October 26, 2021 admin Blog, Homepage

David de Hilster wrote an article on the HPCC Systems (supercomputer system) blog on NLP++ and VisualText. “There is a[…]

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Version 1 of VSCode NLP++ Extension Released

December 22, 2020 admin Blog, Top

NLP Engine Now Included Version one of the VSCode Language Extension for NLP++ has been released in the VisualStudio Marketplace[…]

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Video Tutorial: Your First Analyzer

October 22, 2020 admin Blog, Top, Tutorials

VisualText architect David de Hilster is releasing new tutorial videos using NLP++ and VisualText. Subscribe to the VisualText Youtube Channel[…]

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NLP++ Versus ML

October 18, 2020 admin Blog, FAQ

I got asked this question on the Natural Language Processing Crackers Facebook page, and this was my answer. Could you[…]

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First Open Source NLP++ Zoom Meeting Set!

October 17, 2020 admin Blog, Meetings

Everyone is invited to the first online Zoom meeting for the open source project NLP++ and VisualText.

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NLP++ Plugin for HPCC Systems

October 9, 2020 admin Blog, Technology, Videos

NLP++ is being integrated into HPCC Systems as a plugin. Here is a talk by one of NLP++ architects, David[…]

VisualText is Addictive

March 20, 2020 David de Hilster Blog, Essential, Technology

It sounds like a marketing ploy or a big lie. But the truth is, writing text analyzers using VisualText is[…]

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Open Source Code

November 19, 2018 admin Blog, Downloads, Essential

As off June 2018, VisualText and its core engine for NLP++ are now opensource and free to be used by anyone. The company Text Analysis International was dissolved in 2018 who owned the software and the software is now an open source project run by the two architects Amnon Meyers and David de Hilster.

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Why NLP++ Is Different

November 21, 2017 David de Hilster Blog, Essential

My degree is in Linguistics. I hung out with really amazing linguists for almost two years while getting my masters[…]

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