SemanticHacker classifier - Revision history

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−	'''SemanticHacker classifier was one of the first classifiers in Wandora. Although the SemanticHacker API still is available, developers can not acquire API keys for the ~~old~~ SemanticHacker API any more~~, and~~ TextWise, the company providing SemanticHacker API has also a ~~new version of the SemanticHacker~~ API~~. Therefore~~ we have ~~also~~ changed the SemanticHacker classifier~~'s name~~ to TextWise classifier.'''	+	'''SemanticHacker classifier was one of the first classifiers in Wandora. Although the original SemanticHacker API still is available, developers can not acquire API keys for the original SemanticHacker API any more. TextWise, the company providing SemanticHacker API has also a similar API and we have changed the SemanticHacker classifier to the TextWise classifier.'''

	Wandora's SemanticHacker classifier requests a text document and classifies it using [http://www.semantichacker.com SemanticHacker's] Simplified Semantic Signature. The effect is that given text document or fragment is tagged with several tags possibly reflecting the content of the text. However, tags and tag weights provided by the SemanticHacker should be considered as an entity signature of the text. This is little different perspective compared to [[OpenCalais classifier]] for example.		Wandora's SemanticHacker classifier requests a text document and classifies it using [http://www.semantichacker.com SemanticHacker's] Simplified Semantic Signature. The effect is that given text document or fragment is tagged with several tags possibly reflecting the content of the text. However, tags and tag weights provided by the SemanticHacker should be considered as an entity signature of the text. This is little different perspective compared to [[OpenCalais classifier]] for example.

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−	'''SemanticHacker classifier was one of the first classifiers in Wandora. Although the SemanticHacker API still is available, developers can not ~~any more~~ acquire API keys for the old SemanticHacker API~~. However~~, TextWise, the company providing SemanticHacker API has also a new version of the SemanticHacker API. Therefore we have also changed the SemanticHacker classifier's name to TextWise classifier.'''	+	'''SemanticHacker classifier was one of the first classifiers in Wandora. Although the SemanticHacker API still is available, developers can not acquire API keys for the old SemanticHacker API any more, and TextWise, the company providing SemanticHacker API has also a new version of the SemanticHacker API. Therefore we have also changed the SemanticHacker classifier's name to TextWise classifier.'''

	Wandora's SemanticHacker classifier requests a text document and classifies it using [http://www.semantichacker.com SemanticHacker's] Simplified Semantic Signature. The effect is that given text document or fragment is tagged with several tags possibly reflecting the content of the text. However, tags and tag weights provided by the SemanticHacker should be considered as an entity signature of the text. This is little different perspective compared to [[OpenCalais classifier]] for example.		Wandora's SemanticHacker classifier requests a text document and classifies it using [http://www.semantichacker.com SemanticHacker's] Simplified Semantic Signature. The effect is that given text document or fragment is tagged with several tags possibly reflecting the content of the text. However, tags and tag weights provided by the SemanticHacker should be considered as an entity signature of the text. This is little different perspective compared to [[OpenCalais classifier]] for example.

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		+	'''SemanticHacker classifier was one of the first classifiers in Wandora. Although the SemanticHacker API still is available, developers can not any more acquire API keys for the old SemanticHacker API. However, TextWise, the company providing SemanticHacker API has also a new version of the SemanticHacker API. Therefore we have also changed the SemanticHacker classifier's name to TextWise classifier.'''
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	Wandora's SemanticHacker classifier requests a text document and classifies it using [http://www.semantichacker.com SemanticHacker's] Simplified Semantic Signature. The effect is that given text document or fragment is tagged with several tags possibly reflecting the content of the text. However, tags and tag weights provided by the SemanticHacker should be considered as an entity signature of the text. This is little different perspective compared to [[OpenCalais classifier]] for example.		Wandora's SemanticHacker classifier requests a text document and classifies it using [http://www.semantichacker.com SemanticHacker's] Simplified Semantic Signature. The effect is that given text document or fragment is tagged with several tags possibly reflecting the content of the text. However, tags and tag weights provided by the SemanticHacker should be considered as an entity signature of the text. This is little different perspective compared to [[OpenCalais classifier]] for example.

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

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	* [[Yahoo! YQL term extractor]]		* [[Yahoo! YQL term extractor]]
	* [[AlchemyAPI extractors]]		* [[AlchemyAPI extractors]]
		+	* [[Zemanta extractor]]

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	* SemanticHacker classifier accepts only texts with less than 1000 characters.		* SemanticHacker classifier accepts only texts with less than 1000 characters.
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		+	== See also ==
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		+	* [[OpenCalais classifier]]
		+	* [[Tagthe extractor]]
		+	* [[Yahoo! YQL term extractor]]
		+	* [[AlchemyAPI extractors]]

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	== Additional notes ==		== Additional notes ==

−	* SemanticHacker classifier accepts only texts less than 1000 characters.	+	* SemanticHacker classifier accepts only texts with less than 1000 characters.

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−	~~'''Note: SemanticHacker API has changed at the end of 2008. Wandora's Semantic Hacker classifier uses still old API and SemanticHacker has warned they close down the old API shortly.'''~~
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	Wandora's SemanticHacker classifier requests a text document and classifies it using [http://www.semantichacker.com SemanticHacker's] Simplified Semantic Signature. The effect is that given text document or fragment is tagged with several tags possibly reflecting the content of the text. However, tags and tag weights provided by the SemanticHacker should be considered as an entity signature of the text. This is little different perspective compared to [[OpenCalais classifier]] for example.		Wandora's SemanticHacker classifier requests a text document and classifies it using [http://www.semantichacker.com SemanticHacker's] Simplified Semantic Signature. The effect is that given text document or fragment is tagged with several tags possibly reflecting the content of the text. However, tags and tag weights provided by the SemanticHacker should be considered as an entity signature of the text. This is little different perspective compared to [[OpenCalais classifier]] for example.

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−	'''Note: SemanticHacker API has changed at the end of 2008. Wandora's Semantic Hacker classifier uses still old API~~. Although Wandora's classifier may work~~ SemanticHacker has warned they close down the old API shortly.'''	+	'''Note: SemanticHacker API has changed at the end of 2008. Wandora's Semantic Hacker classifier uses still old API and SemanticHacker has warned they close down the old API shortly.'''

	Wandora's SemanticHacker classifier requests a text document and classifies it using [http://www.semantichacker.com SemanticHacker's] Simplified Semantic Signature. The effect is that given text document or fragment is tagged with several tags possibly reflecting the content of the text. However, tags and tag weights provided by the SemanticHacker should be considered as an entity signature of the text. This is little different perspective compared to [[OpenCalais classifier]] for example.		Wandora's SemanticHacker classifier requests a text document and classifies it using [http://www.semantichacker.com SemanticHacker's] Simplified Semantic Signature. The effect is that given text document or fragment is tagged with several tags possibly reflecting the content of the text. However, tags and tag weights provided by the SemanticHacker should be considered as an entity signature of the text. This is little different perspective compared to [[OpenCalais classifier]] for example.