. the supporter of the pyqt wiki
also has a page on gpgpu .
. other details of his coding career:
studying Computational Linguistics
2003‒2006: Tübingen (BA)
2007‒2009: Saarbrücken (M.Sc.)
. here's his papers .
at Google ZRH:
"( Computational Linguistics meanswhat does his toolkit do?
the theoretical foundations
and wonderful world of algorithms .
eg, writing small toolkits for finite state automata. )
"( Determinization of NFSAs to DFSAssalsa project page @ coli.uni-saarland.de:
Creation of DFAs from simple regular expressions
Application of FSTs
dot graph output for *FSAs
-- if you like PyParsing
and generator-expression-prone Python code,
you might want to have look at
the TinyFST code.)
"( One of the most urgent problems in language technologyThe TreeAligner Project
is the lexical semantics bottleneck,
the unavailability of domain-independent lexica
with rich semantic information on lexical items.
Such lexica could greatly improve
the quality of current applications.
At the same time, providing
large-scale lexical semantic information
is an enormous challenge,
due to the size of the vocabulary
and the inherent vagueness of lexical meaning.
Our aims are:
Providing a large lexical semantic lexicon
providing semantic and syntactic properties for
German lexical items,
to serve as a rich static database.
Developing techniques for the wide-coverage statistics-based
semantic annotation of texts.
Investigating the use of contiguous frame annotations
for dynamic semantic analysis
in practical natural language processing applications).
"( The TreeAligner is a tool for annotating and browsing. his latest blog entry for dev is
correspondences between elements of syntactical trees.
It can be used for creating paralell treebanks.
It also includes a powerful search function.)
2009/py for gnome
-- I don't see any interest in pyqt at all
except for knowing about his wiki .
Scrollable Widgets with PyGTK 2009:
. the code for that project is online at
www.cl.uzh.ch/kitt ... gtktreeview.py#l199 .
-- © 2007-2009 The TreeAligner Team, at ifi.uzh.ch,
GNU GPLv2 . import gobject, gtk, cairo ...
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