PyElly is an integrated toolkit of rule-based natural language processing capabilities written in Python. This repository contains PyElly v2.*, which was created initially by converting PyElly v1.6 from Python 2.7 code into Python 3.8 code.
PyElly is aimed at student researchers who want to build class projects as a way to gain firsthand experience with computational linguistics. It also may be of interest to data scientists who need to dig deeper into their text data. The BSD licensing of PyElly sets almost no restriction on what you can do with it.
The earlier pyelly GitHub repository https://github.com/prohippo/pyelly.git contains the Python 2.7 code for PyElly v1.6.1. This is provided for reference and for Python users not yet migrated to Python 3.. All further PyElly development will be for PyElly 2. in Python 3.*.
Release Notes:
2.0 - 19nov2019 initial release of code converted to Python 3.8. 2.1 - 04feb2020 simplify logic for deinflectionMatching, clarify unit testing clean up reading of text for unit tests in various modules correct bug in patternTable dump minor extension of MARKING application vocabulary adjust MARKING portion of integration testing update documentation 2.1.1 - 03jun2020 clean up MARKING grammar rules for documentation and reuse minor extension of MARKING application vocabulary update documentation 2.1.2 - 22jun2020 fix missing error check for generative semantic subprocedures clean up MARKING rules define new MINIMARKING application for minimal text markup update documentation 2.1.3 - 01jul2020 add check for missing semantic subprocedure in rule compilation extend MINIMARKING application integration test fix error in MARKING grammar rule update documentation 2.1.4 - 05jul2020 debug and extend checks for undefined semantic subprocedures extend MINIMARKING application test update documentation 2.2 - 05jun2021 add PyElly access to external code for generative semantics add n-gram extraction to PyElly output add NGRAM application and integration test clean up handling of space chars in generative semantics add argument check to VAR and SET semantic commands extend morphological stemming update documentation 2.2.1 - 09sep2021 fix morphological stemming issue incorporate minor editing of various source files update documentation