A General Architecture for Language Engineering (GATE) - a new approach to Language Engineering R&D
Hamish Cunningham, Robert J. Gaizauskas, Yorick Wilks
Abstract
This report argues for the provision of a common software infrastructure for NLP systems. Current trends in Language Engineering research are reviewed as motivation for this infrastructure, and relevant recent work discussed. A freely-available system called GATE is described which builds on this work.
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