Tagger: a library for extracting relevant tags from text documents

bravura · on May 13, 2011

I also built an autotagger, which I used to auto-organize Hacker News a while back:

http://metaoptimize.com/projects/autotag/hackernews/

mangala · on May 13, 2011

Pretty cool, but you should put popular topics on the first page. Searching is not as interesting as browsing.

rb2k_ · on May 13, 2011

Cool project! Does anybody know a similar library for Ruby? It's kind of a shame that Ruby really loses out to Python in this space

X-Istence · on May 13, 2011

Funny that you say that, I was recently saying that to myself regarding Python and it losing out to Ruby in a lot of instances (Passenger is awesome, kinda works with Python, or Heroku (yes, there are a few out there coming up, but they are still a ways behind)).

Ultimately I wish Ruby and Python would have sex and their offspring be compatible with both so that I can use the best of both worlds ;-)

dmoney · on May 14, 2011

I found an article on making Ruby call Python: http://www.decalage.info/python/ruby_bridge

Maybe they'll go out and one thing will lead to another.

petercooper · on May 13, 2011

https://github.com/ashleyw/phrasie

I believe it's pretty rough (and nearly all of the commits are "Misc. changes") but still. It's a port of some similar work in Python.

papyref · on May 14, 2011

Does exists same tools in PHP ?

audionerd · on May 13, 2011

NEAT. Now I want to hook this up to Maildir...

jimisir · on May 14, 2011

this looks fascinating. Going to learn more

joshu · on May 14, 2011

not tagging. feature extraction.