Hi all,

“resumai” is a Natural Language Processing toolkit and text
classification in max mxj class.

For the moment, “resumai” does summarization (natural language based or
bayesian technique), categorization, key phrase generation, part of
speech tagging (VERY USEFUL), anaphora resolution (i.e., matches proper
names with pronouns), identification of place and human names, and
sentence boundary detection. It will soon do document clustering by
similarity and use vectors instead of text. It will soon use Jitter
matrixes for staying in max rather using text files.
You can use it using a max symbol or directly from a possibly large
file. Available file formats are .txt, .htm, .html, .pdf, .doc, .abw
and .ppt.

You can download it from :
ftp://ftp.forumnet.ircam.fr/pub/max/MXJ/resumai.zip

I hope to give other good news soon. Meanwhile, I’d be happy you debug
it.

olivier.

Hey everyone,

An updated Hipno 1.0 installer is now on the web site.  This  
alleviates the goofiness where Jitter 1.5 users might have some  
objects downgraded.  If you’ve been waiting to try it out, go for it!
     http://cycling74.com/products/hipno

If you already installed Hipno over your Jitter 1.5 install (Mac  
only) please send me an email off-list.  We’ll make sure you have  
everything all cleared up.

Thanks and enjoy!
    -Tim

Hi everyone,

Jamoma 0.2.1 is now available at http://jamoma.org (Mac and Windows).

Jamoma is an open-source framework for structuring Max patches  
modularly.  It was developed primarily by Trond Lossius and myself,  
with additional contributions from several folks on this list  
(including Matt Aidekman and John Hudak).

There is a lot of stuff that I could say about it (we’ve been working  
on this for a long time), but I’ll spare you all (this time!).

Enjoy,
   Tim