ruta

I'm working on a Maven project which dynamically executes some ruta scripts to annotate some tags and process the output in java. Now that I want to use NLP (mostly dkpro) first and then pass the output to the ruta scripts (pipeline) and process further. How to achieve it ? Edited: Below is my new script; AnalysisEngineDescription pipeline = createEngineDescription(createEngineDescription(OpenNlpSegmenter.class), createEngineDescription(OpenNlpPosTagger.class), AnalysisEngineFactory.createEngineDescription(RutaEngine.class, RutaEngine.PARAM_MAIN_SCRIPT, "com.textjuicer.ruta.date.Author_updated

Can anyone briefly explain about the Html annotator, Html converter and TEIViewWriter with some examples.I want to create annotations in the initial view. Awaiting for the Answer. Main Script: PACKAGE uima.ruta.example; SCRIPT uima.ruta.example.Html; Document{-> EXEC(Html)}; WORDLIST JOURNALNAMELIST='JournalName.txt'; WORDLIST CITYPUBLIST='CITYPUB.txt'; DECLARE JOURNALNAME; DECLARE CITYPUB; Document{ -> MARKFAST(JOURNALNAME, JOURNALNAMELIST)}; Document{ -> MARKFAST(CITYPUB, CITYPUBLIST)}; DECLARE Reference; "<a name=para(.+?)>(.+?)</a>"-> 2=Reference; DECLARE FirstToken, LastToken; BLOCK(InRef

Actually I used some CITY names and PUBLISHERS names in Wordlist.In my understanding, Wordlist will annotate all occurrences of any list item in a document.But I found a problem,that number of occurence was increased or decreased when I changed the order of the text in the list. For Example: Script: WORDLIST CITYPUBLIST='CITYPUB.txt'; DECLARE CITYPUB; Document{ -> MARKFAST(CITYPUB, CITYPUBLIST)}; WORDLIST JournalNameLIST='JournalName.txt'; DECLARE JournalName; Document{ -> MARKFAST(JournalName, JournalNameLIST)}; Wordlist(CITYPUB.txt): Arlington (VA): National Center for Education in Maternal

I've got a RUTA script where all the sentences have been annotated with a Sentence annotation and various words and phrases have been annotated with their own specific annotations. That all works as expected. Each one of those annotations has a feature for the index of the sentence that contains it. So in a contrived example and given the text Jack and Jill went up the hill. Jack fell down. I have a "down" annotation that I want set the sentence index to 2, indicating that it is in the second sentence. I'm thinking something like the following although I know that's not correct. Sentence