TBXTools

A Python class for Terminology Extraction and Management

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TBXTools allows easy and rapid Terminology Extraction and Management. This tool implements both statistical and linguistic methods, along with several utilities to create and manage terminological databases. It is written in Python and uses NLTK (Natural Language Toolkit)

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