[developers] Feature unification API library
W.P. McNeill (UW)
billmcn at u.washington.edu
Thu Jul 23 09:21:05 CEST 2009
I've talked to a couple of you about this at the Barcelona summit but I
wanted to send a broader email.
One thing I'd love to have is a fast, efficient, library-based
implementation of feature structure unification. Something written in C and
separate from the cheap code so that it could be called by other
programs/scripting languages, NLTK etc.
I'm picturing a user-provided function for value unification whose prototype
looks something like this:
bool value_unify(char *value1, char* value2)
so that the whole issue of what kind of grammar you have is kept separate.
Has anyone ever tried to create a library like this? If not, where is the
unification source code in cheap so that I can get an idea of how it works?
I have absolutely no time to look at this in the near future, but I've been
curious about it for a while so it would be good information to know and
have archived.
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W.P. McNeill
http://staff.washington.edu/billmcn/index.shtml
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