New tool: Augmented keyword extraction

Sunday, April 30. 2006

New tool: Augmented keyword extraction

Under http://www.topicalizer.com/augmentKeywords/ you can enter a sentence, phrase or word (you could possibly also enter longer texts, but the generated results would most probably be too large to make sense), whose keywords will be extracted along with their synonym / hyponym / hypernym relations by using WordNet.

This new feature is also part of the Topicalizer API.

Posted by Björn Wilmsmann in Topicalizer at 21:01 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)

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Hi,

I'm trying to access your website topicalizer.com to use the tool for keyword extraction. I was able to use it only once, almost four weeks ago. The following day I tried to access the website but it doesn't let me. I think the server is down. I would really appreciate if you could solve this problem because I'm a PhD student at Kent State and I was using your software for my research. I tried to look for other tools but yours seems to fit my research goals just fine. I hope you can help me with that.

Thanks in advance for your help and time.

Best,

Leo

#1 Leonardo on 2011-06-26 11:17 (Reply)

Hello Leonardo,

thanks for your interest in Topicalizer. Topicalizer currently is a
non-profit service provided as is. While I try to support it when
possible, there's only limited time I can attribute to that.

You may still use Topicalizer in any way provided by the API but
there's no guaranteed uptime whatsoever.

#1.1 Bjoern on 2011-06-26 17:42 (Reply)

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