Yahoo! YQL term extractor - Revision history

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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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	* [[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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−	~~'''This feature is NOT part of the official Wandora version yet! New Wandora version is released in 22nd November 2010.'''~~
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	Wandora's [http://y.ahoo.it/RPgwQhHM Yahoo! YQL term extractor] is a text classifier based on Yahoo's [http://developer.yahoo.com/yql/ YQL] (Yahoo Query Language) interface and web service. Yahoo's YQL web service accepts short text fragments and returns concepts the service found in given text. Wandora creates topics and associations from given text and concepts provided by the Yahoo! YQL web service. Wandora's Yahoo! YQL term extractor can be used to refine occurrences for example.		Wandora's [http://y.ahoo.it/RPgwQhHM Yahoo! YQL term extractor] is a text classifier based on Yahoo's [http://developer.yahoo.com/yql/ YQL] (Yahoo Query Language) interface and web service. Yahoo's YQL web service accepts short text fragments and returns concepts the service found in given text. Wandora creates topics and associations from given text and concepts provided by the Yahoo! YQL web service. Wandora's Yahoo! YQL term extractor can be used to refine occurrences for example.

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 Yahoo! YQL term extractor wraps user text to an URL parameter and sends parameters to the service using GET method. Therefore the maximum length of an URL address limits also the length of extracted texts. Notice, Wandora does NOT truncate user text to limit URL length.
-Wandora contains five different concept extraction tools at the moment. All extractors can be used separate from each other building same topic map and same topics. As an implicit consequence Wandora can be used to '''compare''' different concept extraction services.
+Wandora contains five different concept extraction tools at the moment. All extractors can be used separately from each other extracting same text document. As an implicit consequence Wandora can be used to '''compare''' different concept extraction services.
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	Yahoo! YQL term extractor wraps user text to an URL parameter and sends parameters to the service using GET method. Therefore the maximum length of an URL address limits also the length of extracted texts. Notice, Wandora does NOT truncate user text to limit URL length.		Yahoo! YQL term extractor wraps user text to an URL parameter and sends parameters to the service using GET method. Therefore the maximum length of an URL address limits also the length of extracted texts. Notice, Wandora does NOT truncate user text to limit URL length.
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		+	Wandora contains five different concept extraction tools at the moment. All extractors can be used separate from each other building same topic map and same topics. As an implicit consequence Wandora can be used to '''compare''' different concept extraction services.

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-I originally spotted [http://developer.yahoo.com/search/content/V1/termExtraction.html Yahoo's term extraction service] and programmed an extractor for that. However, shortly after finishing the extractor Yahoo announced they are going to shut down the term extraction web service API. In their message at [http://developer.yahoo.com/search/content/V1/termExtraction.html the term extraction page] they suggest to use YQL based term extraction instead. Luckily it was only a tiny job to create YQL based extractor after original term extractor. The original Yahoo term extractor is still in Wandora as a hidden feature. You'll find it in [[Tool manager]] (All Tools) with a name Yahoo Term Extractor.
+I originally spotted [http://developer.yahoo.com/search/content/V1/termExtraction.html Yahoo's term extraction service] and programmed an extractor for that. However, shortly after finishing the extractor Yahoo announced they are going to shut down the term extraction web service API. In their message at [http://developer.yahoo.com/search/content/V1/termExtraction.html the term extraction page] they suggest to use YQL based term extraction instead. Luckily it was only a tiny job to create YQL based extractor after original term extractor. The original Yahoo term extractor is still in Wandora as a hidden feature. You'll find it in [[Tool manager]] (tab All Tools) with a name Yahoo Term Extractor.
 Yahoo! YQL term extractor wraps user text to an URL parameter and sends parameters to the service using GET method. Therefore the maximum length of an URL address limits also the length of extracted texts. Notice, Wandora does NOT truncate user text to limit URL length.

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 I originally spotted [http://developer.yahoo.com/search/content/V1/termExtraction.html Yahoo's term extraction service] and programmed an extractor for that. However, shortly after finishing the extractor Yahoo announced they are going to shut down the term extraction web service API. In their message at [http://developer.yahoo.com/search/content/V1/termExtraction.html the term extraction page] they suggest to use YQL based term extraction instead. Luckily it was only a tiny job to create YQL based extractor after original term extractor. The original Yahoo term extractor is still in Wandora as a hidden feature. You'll find it in [[Tool manager]] with a name Yahoo Term Extractor.
-Yahoo! YQL term extractor wraps user text to an URL parameter and sends parameters to the service using GET method. As a consequence, the maximum length of an URL address limits also the length of extracted texts.
+Yahoo! YQL term extractor wraps user text to an URL parameter and sends parameters to the service using GET method. Therefore the maximum length of an URL address limits also the length of extracted texts.
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