Welcome to the language-tokenizer! This tool helps you break down text into meaningful pieces, making it ideal for tasks like text matching.
You can tokenize text in more than 40 languages, including English, French, Russian, Japanese, Thai, and more. This makes it a versatile tool for linguistic purposes.
To get started, visit the Releases page to download the software.
After downloading the software, follow these steps to run it:
For example, if you have a sentence in English like โHello, how are you?โ, simply paste it into the app and select โEnglishโ. Click the โTokenizeโ button, and the tool will break it down into individual tokens such as [โHelloโ, โ,โ, โhowโ, โareโ, โyouโ, โ?โ].
If you are a developer wanting to use language-tokenizer in your own application, you can integrate it using the provided API. Detailed documentation is available for how to implement the tokenizer into your projects.
We welcome contributions! If you want to report bugs or suggest features, please refer to the issues section on our GitHub page. If youโre interested in contributing code, check out our contribution guidelines.
To dive deeper into natural language processing, consider reading resources on topics like:
Feel free to explore these subjects for a better understanding of how language-tokenizer works.
Connect with other users of language-tokenizer on our community forums to share tips, ask questions, and help each other out.
Keep track of updates and new features in the CHANGELOG file found in the repository.
language-tokenizer is available under the MIT License. You can use, modify, and distribute the software as per the license conditions.
Let us know if you have any questions. Happy tokenizing!