A Java SDK that supports the implementation, composition, and deployment of applications working with unstructured information.
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Unstructured information management (UIM) applications are software systems that analyze unstructured information (text, audio, video, images, etc.) to discover, organize, and deliver relevant knowledge to the user. In analyzing unstructured information, UIM applications make use of a variety of analysis technologies, including statistical and rule-based Natural Language Processing (NLP), Information Retrieval (IR), machine learning, and ontologies.
This technology, the UIMA SDK (Software Development Kit), is an all-Java™ implementation of the UIMA framework, and it supports the implementation, description, composition, and deployment of UIMA components and applications. It also supports the developer with an Eclipse-based development environment that includes a set of tools and utilities for using UIMA. In addition, it supports the inclusion of components written in C++ through the use of an optional C++ enablement layer. UIMA components written in Python are also enabled via the C++ enablement layer.
Since UIMA is used and developed both by IBM research and development teams, there are two locations of the UIMA SDK:
* The UIMA SDK on alphaWorks is the "early adopter" version of the SDK. It is intended for users who don't use OmniFind, or who want to use features of UIMA that may not be supported by OmniFind. The alphaWorks SDK is also a test bed to gather feedback on new features of the UIMA SDK. Its versions may evolve more rapidly, and are not tied to specific OmniFind releases. The SDK is supported on a "best can do" basis, via the alphaWorks forum. The C++ enablement layer is available only in this version. The Java source code for core components of the alphaWorks SDK is available at SourceForge.
* The UIMA SDK on developerWorks is the "OmniFind-compatible" version of the SDK. It is intended for users who want to develop and deploy semantic search solutions with OmniFind or solutions that take advantage of OmniFind's capabilities for enterprise-scale document crawling and extraction. The developerWorks SDK is tested for compatibility with a specific OmniFind version and will be updated to keep it in sync with new OmniFind releases. As the SDK evolves, prior versions will still be available on developerWorks, to ensure that each supported OmniFind version has a corresponding SDK. For customers who have an OmniFind license, this SDK is supported via the IBM support channels and also via the developerWorks forum.
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