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The Clair library is a suite of open-source Perl modules intended to simplify a number of generic tasks in natural language processing (NLP), information retrieval (IR), and network analysis (NA). Its architecture also allows for external software to be plugged in with very little effort.

  • Code - Clairlib comprises over 100 modules covering functionality for a wide range of tasks
  • Documentation - full API documentation in HTML format

[edit] Getting Started

  • Installation - instructions for installing Perl and Clairlib
  • Getting Started - how to get up and running, including trying out Clairlib's examples

[edit] Latest Version: Clairlib-Core 1.04A [April 2008]

  • Added Clair::Network::GirvanNewman to do community finding and graph partition base on Girvan-Newman algorithm
  • Added Clair::Network::KernighanLin to do community finding and graph partition base on Kernighan-Lin algorithm

For full details see the Development page.

[edit] More about Clairlib

  • Contribute - ways to contribute to Clairlib
  • Development - learn about Clairlib development
  • FAQ - answers to frequently asked questions
  • Clairlib-dev - mailing list for discussion among Clairlib developers (and users)
  • People - Clairlib developers and contributors
  • Presentation - an introduction to Clairlib (from October 2006)
  • Projects - ideas for student projects using Clairlib
  • NLP - Wikipedia entry on natural language processing
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