keyword scanner/parser

[Tem]

Does anyone know of a good keyword parser written in c#?
The input would be a paragraph of text and output would be a list of
keywords that are most relevant to that paragraph.
Like what a search engine does.


Tem

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RE: keyword scanner/parser

Have you looked at the Google Desktop API?

"Tem" wrote:

Does anyone know of a good keyword parser written in c#?
The input would be a paragraph of text and output would be a list of
keywords that are most relevant to that paragraph.
Like what a search engine does.
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Tem
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[Tem]

Re: keyword scanner/parser

I see how it can index text files. But how do I get the indexed keywords
from Google desktop?

http://code.google.com/apis/desktop/docs/indexapi.html

"jp2msft" <jp2msft@discus sions.microsoft .comwrote in message
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Have you looked at the Google Desktop API?
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"Tem" wrote:
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>Does anyone know of a good keyword parser written in c#?
>The input would be a paragraph of text and output would be a list of
>keywords that are most relevant to that paragraph.
>Like what a search engine does.
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>Tem
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[csharp@elfware.za.net]

Re: keyword scanner/parser

On Jun 10, 9:52 pm, jp2msft <jp2m...@discus sions.microsoft .comwrote:

Have you looked at the Google Desktop API?
>
"Tem" wrote:

Does anyone know of a good keyword parser written in c#?
The input would be a paragraph of text and output would be a list of
keywords that are most relevant to that paragraph.
Like what a search engine does.

>

Tem

try and have a look at the ifilters stuff from microsoft. there are
ways to use them to index your files and use the indexing service to
get the information you are looking for out of the os. I am not sure
how, I have found IFilter in sharepoint a fantastic addition. there is
also ms search server ,but that might just be over kill what what you
want it.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

[Tem]

Re: keyword scanner/parser

Thanks for the link
I installed it but couldn't find any instructions on how to use it.
how do I interface with the filter?


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On Jun 10, 9:52 pm, jp2msft <jp2m...@discus sions.microsoft .comwrote:

>Have you looked at the Google Desktop API?
>>
>"Tem" wrote:

Does anyone know of a good keyword parser written in c#?
The input would be a paragraph of text and output would be a list of
keywords that are most relevant to that paragraph.
Like what a search engine does.

>>

Tem

>
try and have a look at the ifilters stuff from microsoft. there are
ways to use them to index your files and use the indexing service to
get the information you are looking for out of the os. I am not sure
how, I have found IFilter in sharepoint a fantastic addition. there is
also ms search server ,but that might just be over kill what what you
want it.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en