Re: Splitting a text file into sentences

Hi,
I have looked at NLTK in Python (and had been hoping a Rubyist would
rewrite it in Ruby). I will go back to NLTK and see if it has a
split-sentence algorithm of sort. And thanks for the tip on Stanfords
Java NLP package. Yes, those abbreviations are pesky, and I may have to
resort to an exceptions list containing the most common ones.
Thanks much,
basi

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