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This page offers the official Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License release of the Multiservice, a robust linguistic Web service for Polish, combining several mature offline linguistic tools in a common online platform. By downloading the package you accept the conditions of that licence. Packaged TEI P5-based annotation is used as representation format for the service. Apache Thrift is used for data exchange between underlying tools. In contrast to most frequent approaches, the architecture supports asynchronous handling of requests to enable processing large amounts of text. Contact person: Maciej Ogrodniczuk Authors: Michał Lenart, Maciej Ogrodniczuk, Mateusz Kopeć License: CC BY v.3 http://i.creativecommons.org/l/by/3.0/88x31.png

If you want to set up your own instance of the web service, you may download source code from the web service git repository. Multiservice web demo is also hosted in this repository. If you want to use existing instance, you may check out one of the clients available at clients git repository. Currently, example Java and Python clients are available. Configurations and models of processing tools used in Multiservice are available below: concraft.tar.gz depparser.tar.gz lakon.tar.gz nerf.tar.gz pantera.tar.gz sentipejd.tar.gz spejd.tar.gz swietlicka.tar.gz wcrft.tar.gz wmbt.tar.gz You may download them all at once if you use install scripts from git repository.

Preliminary documentation

The Web demo of the service: Any bug reports are welcome, please use the form available at ("Report a bug" tab).

Multiservice is also available to access programatically, via: Thrift service (host: multiservice.nlp.ipipan.waw.pl, port: 20000) SOAP webservice (WSDL file) Both ways are implemented in sample clients, available in clients git repository.

Please cite the LREC paper: but you may also read: