NLP Parser in Haskell [closed]

Question

Does Haskell have a good (a) natural language parser (b) part of speech tagger (c) nlp library (a la python's nltk)

Answer 1

Have a look at Hackage:

• Hackage#Natural Language Processing

and

• Dao program: An interactive knowledge base, natural language interpreter.

Answer 2

Try sequor for the POS tagger. You could also try brillig, my toy implementation of the Brill tagger, but really sequor is likely to be better.

I don't know of any parsers. I had started working on a package called chartparser which has an CKY and Early implementation (for CFG) along with an interactive debugger, but I never really got around to finishing it or releasing it.

It could be worth asking in the Haskell NLP list. There's no do-it-all library, but do have a look on Hackage, as dbhelix suggests