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This package contains core components of the EstNLTK library:
BaseText
, BaseLayer
, Layer
, RelationLayer
, Span
, EnvelopingSpan
, SpanList
, Annotation
;Tagger
, Retagger
, RelationTagger
, MultiLayerTagger
;Note: this package does not include linguistic analysis tools / Estonian NLP pipeline. Please use the estnltk
package for the pipeline.
The EstNLTK project is funded by EKT (Eesti Keeletehnoloogia Riiklik Programm).
EstNLTK-core is available as a PyPI wheel:
pip install estnltk_core==1.7.4
And as an Anaconda package:
conda install -c estnltk -c conda-forge estnltk_core=1.7.4
Supported Python versions: 3.9+
Information about EstNLTK-core's API is provided in docstrings of classes and methods. Browse the source for details.
The source of the package can be found at main branch.
EstNLTK-core is released under dual license - either GNU General Public License v2.0 or Apache 2.0 License.
(C) University of Tartu
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EstNLTK core - basic data structures and components of the EstNLTK library
We found that estnltk-core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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