Software

Posted by Adam on February 14th, 2007 — Posted in General

This is a small collection of some of the software I’ve written.

JXtract and JChampollion

JXtract and JChampollion are two programs I wrote for a Natural Language Processing class in grad school. They implement Xtract and Champollion in Java based on published research papers. Given the same text in English and German, they will automatically find collocations in the English document and translate them into German. This is done only using statistical analysis. Detailed information, as well as links to the original research, is available on the JChampollion project page.

eShopper

eShopper was a semester project for a Software Engineering class I did as a Senior in college. It lets you create shopping lists and upload them to your PDA. It’s really a Windows editor for HandyShopper, written in Java. eShopper was more of a Software Engineering exercise than a software project, which is why it has extensive requirements and documentation.

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