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Rosette® 基本言語解析モジュール(Elasticsearch向け) 多言語テキスト解析プラグイン Elasticsearch を使用して新しいアプリケーションを開発するにあたって、多言語コンテンツにおける形態素の複雑性を考慮していますか？ Basis Technology の Rosette はアジア、ヨーロッパ、および中東の言語の強力なテキスト解析機能 (トークン化、基本形化、複合語分解、品詞タグ付、さらに、固有表現抽出、固有表現関連付け) を提供します。

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Elasticsearch向け
多言語解析プラグイン

本社：Basis Technology Corporation
所在地：　米国マサチューセッツ州
業務内容：言語処理ソフトウェアの開発および提供
主な顧客：
Basis Technology概要

Carl Hoffman(CEO)

Takashi Eguchi

Elasticsearch Boston
http://www.hackreduce.org/

Rosette基本言語解析モジュール
Search Essentials
for

3
Does
Neat
things

多言語対応！
Japanese
Chinese
English
Korean
Arabic
German
Russian
For 24
languages!

Rosette Search Essentials
1. プラグインとしてドロップするだけで使用可能！
2. 分かち書きの正確性、未知語にも対応！
3. High performance!

言語処理のサポート
● 複合語分割(Decompounding)
例）水泳大会　→　水泳 + 大会
● 基本語化(Lemmatization)
例）行われ　→　行う
● 正規化(Normalization)
例）ステイタス　→　ステータス

サポートされる予定の機能
● etc...
● 正規化機能の拡張
例）百　→　100
● Many to 1 （表記揺れ対応）
例）ベイシス、BT　→　ベイシステクノロジー

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1. Elasticsearch向け多言語解析プラグイン

2. 　本社：Basis Technology Corporation 所在地：　米国マサチューセッツ州業務内容：言語処理ソフトウェアの開発および提供主な顧客： Basis Technology概要

3. Carl Hoffman(CEO)

4. Takashi Eguchi

5. Elasticsearch Boston http://www.hackreduce.org/

6. Rosette基本言語解析モジュール Search Essentials for

7. 3 Does Neat things

9. 多言語対応！ Japanese Chinese English Korean Arabic German Russian For 24 languages!

10. 2

11. Rosette Search Essentials 1. プラグインとしてドロップするだけで使用可能！ 2. 分かち書きの正確性、未知語にも対応！ 3. High performance!

12. 3

13. 言語処理のサポート ● 複合語分割(Decompounding) 例）水泳大会　→　水泳 + 大会 ● 基本語化(Lemmatization) 例）行われ　→　行う ● 正規化(Normalization) 例）ステイタス　→　ステータス

14. サポートされる予定の機能 ● etc... ● 正規化機能の拡張例）百　→　100 ● Many to 1 （表記揺れ対応）例）ベイシス、BT　→　ベイシステクノロジー