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Ingestum: A libre NLP document ingestion library

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Walter Bender is the founder of Sugar Labs and maintainer of Music Blocks, a celebrated educational free software music program. Martin Abente Lahaye is a longtime free software and GNU/Linux contributor, and Juan Pablo Ugarte is a Glade developer and maintainer, and a GNOME contributor since 2005.

This talk introduces Ingestum, so named because it is used to “devour” common content sources like PDF files, html, Twitter, and so on, in order to make them computer-readable for NLP projects.

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