Where on the internet can I find and download a good and free c++
class code for Natural Language Processing to plug-in to my MS Visual
C++ 6.0 project?

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Request for Question Clarification by mathtalk-ga on 05 Jul 2003 18:03 PDT

Hi, joesox-ga:

To be helpful I think I need to know more about what you want such a
C++ class (library) to provide.  Are you aiming at a query capability?
 An imperative capability (as for a game of "adventure")?

regards, mathtalk-ga

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Clarification of Question by joesox-ga on 05 Jul 2003 22:05 PDT

hhmm. I think I just would like a class to tag the sentences.
It is for my proposed model for simulating human AI
http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/Carl.asp
here is a graphical representation of what my current thinking for use
is
http://www.humanaiproject.org/example_files/index.html

the incoming sentences must be tagged properly and then sent as output
also.
but I think any basic NLP should do. If you can maybe post the good
links so I may check them all out?
I have just found http://www.opencyc.org/
but I am on dial-up and have not downloaded the 40mb file yet,
probably tonight or Monday at work(high speed)
I am not even sure if it has NLP classes I am looking for.
I have done much searching myself but am not coming up with much.
if you can not find any C++, and find C# that will work too(I have VS
.NET also).
btw, I am developing in MS VC6.0 Windows 9x and above will do.

Thank you.

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Clarification of Question by joesox-ga on 11 Jul 2003 13:42 PDT

I have found a project but I can not compile it. Can I modify this
question too:

Can you provide a successfully compiled Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0
project version of Acopost of
http://sourceforge.net/projects/acopost/

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Request for Question Clarification by mathtalk-ga on 11 Jul 2003 16:18 PDT

Hi, joesox-ga:

You can certainly rephrase your question that way.  However the list
price you've offered is usually associated with questions that can be
answered with a single link and/or a short paragraph.

Researchers will naturally try to evaluate whether the price offered
would allow them to do a good job.  Consult the Google Answers
guidelines on pricing here:
  
http://answers.google.com/answers/pricing.html

Of course the value of the answer to you is the best guide to pricing,
and a researcher with a specific interest in your question may wish to
answer it for the $4.50 currently offered.
  
regards, mathtalk-ga