Syntactic Parser
Lymba's syntactic parser creates a tree-like representation of a sentence from its syntactic structure. This process is analagous to diagramming a sentence and is critical for constructing a logical form for a sentence. The technology behind Lymba's syntactic parser uses bigram lexical dependencies, and is further optimized to operate on base chunks of text. The speed of Lymba's parser has been optimized to outperform all other state-of-the-art parsers, and in fact can parse text at a rate of 5 seconds per kilobyte.
To learn more about Lymba's syntactic parser please refer to:Glaysher, E.; Moldovan, D. "Speeding Up Full Syntactic Parsing by Leveraging Partial Parsing Decisions," Proceedings of the COLING/ACL 2006 Main Conference Poster Sessions, 2006.