AlchemyAPI extractors - Revision history

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‎AlchemyAPI extraction example

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‎AlchemyAPI extraction example

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−	Wandora contains several [http://www.alchemyapi.com/ AlchemyAPI] extractors. Wandora's AlchemyAPI extractors take an input, usually text, and distills topic map fragments i.e. topics and associations out of the provided text using AlchemyAPI~~, a web service provided by [http://www.orch8.net/ Orchestr8], a technology company based in Denver, Colorado~~. Wandora's AlchemyAPI extractors are	+	Wandora contains several [http://www.alchemyapi.com/ AlchemyAPI] extractors. Wandora's AlchemyAPI extractors take an input, usually text, and distills topic map fragments i.e. topics and associations out of the provided text using AlchemyAPI. Wandora's AlchemyAPI extractors are

	* Alchemy entity extractor		* Alchemy entity extractor

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 * Alchemy language extractor
 * Alchemy sentiment extractor
 Available extractors reflect the structure of AlchemyAPI services. To use Wandora's AlchemyAPI extractors, you need a valid API Key for the service. You can request your personal API Key at [http://www.alchemyapi.com/api/register.html]. Wandora doesn't store your API Key between use sessions. When you exit the application, Wandora forgets your API Key.

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	* [[GATE/ANNIE integration\|GATE/ANNIE]]		* [[GATE/ANNIE integration\|GATE/ANNIE]]
	* [[Stanford Named Entity Recognizer integration\|Stanford Named Entity Recognizer (NER)]]		* [[Stanford Named Entity Recognizer integration\|Stanford Named Entity Recognizer (NER)]]
		+	* [[UClassify integration]]

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 * Alchemy category extractor
 * Alchemy language extractor
 Available extractors reflect the structure of AlchemyAPI services. To use Wandora's AlchemyAPI extractors, you need a valid API Key for the service. You can request your personal API Key at [http://www.alchemyapi.com/api/register.html]. Wandora doesn't store your API Key between use sessions. When you exit the application, Wandora forgets your API Key.

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	* [[SemanticHacker classifier]]		* [[SemanticHacker classifier]]
	* [[Zemanta extractor]]		* [[Zemanta extractor]]
		+	* [[GATE/ANNIE integration\|GATE/ANNIE]]
		+	* [[Stanford Named Entity Recognizer integration\|Stanford Named Entity Recognizer (NER)]]

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	In general, the quality of extracted entities varies a lot. For example, in our example the API didn't recognize entities such as '''Topic Maps''' or '''GNU''' or '''GPL'''.		In general, the quality of extracted entities varies a lot. For example, in our example the API didn't recognize entities such as '''Topic Maps''' or '''GNU''' or '''GPL'''.
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		+	== Additional notes ==
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		+	Wandora wraps the extracted text to an URL parameter and sends the URL request to the web service using POST method. Therefore AlchemyAPI extractors usually accept relatively long texts also. However, AlchemyAPI itself has a text length limit and Wandora user can't extract any length texts with AlchemyAPI extractors.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	== See also ==		== See also ==

−	~~AlchemyAPI extractor user might be interested in Wandora's~~ [[OpenCalais classifier]] ~~also.~~	+	* [[OpenCalais classifier]]
		+	* [[Tagthe extractor]]
		+	* [[Yahoo! YQL term extractor]]
		+	* [[SemanticHacker classifier]]

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−	Now Wandora sends your text to the web service of AlchemyAPI and receives an XML feed with extracted entities. Then Wandora creates ~~a topic~~ for the text fragment and received entities and associates entity topics with text document topic. After extraction you should see extraction logs as shown below.	+	Now Wandora sends your text to the web service of AlchemyAPI and receives an XML feed with extracted entities. Then Wandora creates topics for the text fragment and received entities and associates entity topics with the text document topic. After extraction you should see extraction logs as shown below.

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−	If this first time you execute AlchemyExtractor, Wandora asks your personal API Key for the AlchemyAPI. You can request your API Key [http://www.alchemyapi.com/api/register.html here]. Enter your API Key to the field and press '''OK''' button.	+	If this is first time you execute AlchemyExtractor, Wandora asks your personal API Key for the AlchemyAPI. You can request your API Key [http://www.alchemyapi.com/api/register.html here]. Enter your API Key to the field and press '''OK''' button.