Tools by Eric

Research software

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• educe: discourse corpus processing library (Python)
• attelo: discourse parser (by Muller et al, Python)
• NLTG evaluation kit: need to run a human evaluation experiment? Maybe our toolkit can help (mostly Perl).
• antfarm: a limited referring expression generator mainly for use in generating dictionary definitions
• brillig: almost a Brill tagger implementation
• hs-gizapp: A Haskell wrapper to GIZA++
• minimorph: some simple English spelling rules
• penn-treebank: Haskell tools for working with Penn Treebank data (at the moment, this consists of little more than a balanced parens parser with some PTB conventions like LRB for left bracket, but patches welcome)

General software

These are things I made at the University which may be useful in other contexts.

• tabular: a small Haskell library for representing and rendering tables of data.
• uhexdump: a UTF-8 aware hex dumper.

See also

These are software projects that I am somewhat involved in.

• GenI - I used to maintain GenI, an FB-LTAG surface realiser written in Haskell.
• darcs - I am currently serving as maintainer of darcs, a distributed revision control system written in Haskell.