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Natural Language Processing

IITagger

IITagger was a part of speech tagging system developed in the 1990s to assign part of speech information to words from the Wall Street Journal .

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Annotating

Image Map Tool

Image Map Tool allows you to upload an image (or specify the URL of an image found online) and turn it into a clickable image map.

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Visualization

ImageJ

ImageJ is a Java open source image processing program designed for scientific multidimensional images. It is highly extensible, with thousands of plugins and macros for performing a wide variety of tasks, and a strong, established user base. There are three major versions of ImageJ: ImageJ1 - The stable version, developed by Wayne Rasband at NIH since 1997 ImageJ2 - Focuses on analysis of scientific multidimensional image data. Includes ImageJ1 with a compatibility layer Fiji - A distribution of ImageJ for the life sciences. It provides a large number of additional plugins to facilitate analysis of life sciences images, particularly microscopy images. Built on the ImageJ2 platform.

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Uncategorized

ImageMagik

A software suite for displaying, converting and editing still images stored in a raster image format. Image manipulation may be performed via the command line, API libraries, or through a simply graphical user interface. With recent development, it can now be used to store images in over 200 different image formats. Features: Software control through API and command line Format conversion Image transformation Transparency support Format identification Text to image conversion Read, process, or write mega-, giga-, or tera-pixel image sizes Distributed pixel cache Perceptual hash

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ImagePlot

ImagePlot is a free software tool that visualizes collections of images and video of any size.

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Capture

import.io

import.io is a commercial tool for extracting and structuring web data.

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Visualization

Improvise

Improvise is a free Java software architecture and user interface designed to enable the construction and browsing of interactive visualizations, integrating a declarative visual query language.

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Web development

Indexhibit

A web application used to build and maintain an archetypal, invisible website format that combines text, image, movie and sound. What is it? Indexhibit is a pioneering CMS web application founded in 2006 which is used to create websites in the established index + exhibit format. The Indexhibit format has become archetypal for the creative community, combining good functionality and usability for the website maker and visitors. Who is it for? Everybody who would like to build and manage their own website embracing the archetypal index + exhibit format. Why use it? To become part of a community of users who place emphasis on content over complicated website design.

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Natural Language Processing

Infegy

Social media research software that provides true understanding of how people feel about any topic being discussed on the social web. Fully customize and white label all your social data projects Integrate social data and text analysis into your business critical applications.

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Visualization

Infogram

The simple way to make all your data dazzle Infographics: Create stunning infographics that boost visitor engagement on your website or blog. Reports: Stand out with interactive marketing reports, sales collateral, and more. Charts: High-quality graphs and charts are a snap. Just import your data, customize, and share. Dashboards: Connect your data to build live, easily shareable dashboards that visually track your business. Maps: Use our map maker to publish professional-quality interactive maps that impress and inform. Social Media Visuals: Use our huge bank of photos and icons to create stunning images for Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

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