A Windows (32 bit) executable binary (.exe) version of the Link Grammar 4.7.4 sentence parser.
The parser was developed at Carnegie Mellon U. by Davy Temperley, Daniel Sleator, and John Lafferty.
The goal of this project is to make the installation and use of the Link Grammar sentence parser as simple as possible under Windows (32 bit). The .exe file was generated by compiling the Link Grammar 4.7.4 C code with MS Visual C++ 2010.
The big green button on the right downloads a zip of the .exe and required regex2.dll.
Please click the 'All FAQs' link below for installation instructions and other 'how', 'what', and 'why'.
Having spent the time and effort to create the executable I wanted to make it available for other Windows users so they too can experiment with this very interesting software.
The original Link Grammar homepage: http://
Now maintained by AbiWord http://
An Intro is here: http://
See this group for questions and discussion: http://
Link Grammar has also been integrated into the OpenCog Project http://
The Link Grammar GPL license information: http://
(I am not affiliated with any of the above organizations.)
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trunk series is the current focus of development.
