Tools

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RapidMiner

RapidMiner is an open source data mining tool with a GUI interface, available in both a free, unsupported 'community version' and a for-pay, fully supported 'enterprise edition'. It utilizes a standardized XML interchange format for processing, and is compatible with common relational databases and spreadsheet applications.

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SEASR: OpenNLP Entities To Protovis Network Graph

SEASR's OpenNLP Entities to Protovis Network Graph is a free tool for extracting entities within a specified sentence distance within a text. The OpenNLP system is used for entity extraction, and their relationships are represented in a link node network graph generated in Protovis. While SEASR is still active, their page for OpenNLP Entities to Protivis Network Graph is no longer available. It can still be viewed via the Internet Archive.

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SEASR: Date Entities to Simile Timeline

SEASR's Date Entities to Similie Timeline is a free tool for extracting data entities that may be displayed on a timeline. It uses OpenNLP to extract sentences containing dates, and SIMILE Timeline to display them.

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Natural Language Processing

SEASR: Flesch-Kincaid Readability Test

SEASR's Flesch-Kinkaid Readability Test is a free tool that analyses text from a URL, calculates the Flesch-Kincaid readibility measure of the text, and displays the results.

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SEASR: Google Search To Entities To Protovis Network Graph

SEASR's Google Search To Entities To Protovis Network Graph is a free tool for submitting a search to Google and returning a specified number of documents for further processing. It then analyses the documents for connections within a specified number of sentences, and generates a link node network graph using Protovis from the results. SEASR's page for Google Search To Entities To Protovis Network Graph is no longer available. Information about the tool can still be viewed via the Internet Archive.

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SEASR: Location Entities To Google Map

SEASR's Location Entities To Google Map is a tool for extracting locations from a text that can be displayed on a map. It uses OpenNLP to extract the entities, and then displays both the sentences and the locations in Google Maps. The page for this tool on SEASR's website is no longer active. However, it can still be viewed via the Internet Archive.

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Visualization

SEASR: NGram Tag Cloud Viewer

SEASR's NGram Tag Cloud Viewer is a free tool for generating a tag cloud from a text hosted at a URL. It can also process PDF documents. Although the page on SEASR's website is no longer active, it can still be viewed via the Internet Archive.

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SEASR: Tag Cloud Viewer With Stemming

SEASR's Tag Cloud Viewer With Stemming is a free tool for creating a tag cloud from a text hosted at a URL, and can process PDF documents. While this tool is similar to SEASR's NGram Tag Cloud Viewer, it applies a stemmer to the text during processing. Though the page for this tool is no longer available on the SEASR website, it can still be viewed via the Internet Archive.

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Stanford HCI Group: PaperToolkit

PaperToolkit is a free, open source toolkit for designing pen and paper applications. Applications generated with this tool are intended for printing on a paper surface that allows some digital interaction, such as the related ButterflyNet or Interactive Gigapixels Prints. Suggested applications include interactive newspapers and smart notebooks. This toolkit is currently under development; code, documentation, tutorials and demo applications are all available.

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Stanford Mobisocial Lab: Muse

Muse is a free, open source JavaScript tool for reflecting on and searching for patterns in the past by examining one's personal e-mail archive. It analyses e-mail to generate several views including a sentiment graph from messages that may reflect particular emotions or feelings, inferred groups based on communications with various contacts, a calendar view, or an an attachment wall of all documents attached to e-mails.

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