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The InfoExtract™ IEBuilder™ Software Development Kit is a software toolkit for developing and deploying natural
language processing applications. The IEBuilder SDK incorporates a suite of patent-pending technologies that increase developer
productivity and produce high-performance, portable, adaptive natural language processing applications.
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Ease of Use
The IEBuilder SDK makes developers more efficient and development data more valuable. The IEBuilder
SDK embodies the hard-earned experience and best practices of years of lexicographic and corpus development.
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Portability
The IEBuilder SDK is written entirely in platform-independent Java.
Scalability
Both the IEBuilder SDK and applications you build with it will work efficiently on a broad range of
hardware, operating systems, and system configurations – from single-user laptop installations to heavy-duty, distributed,
server-based environments.
Efficiency
The IEBuilder SDK and the applications you build with it are fast, responsive, and make efficient use
of memory and disk storage.
Domain and Language Independence: You can create information extraction applications for any domain: medicine, law,
finance, bio-medicine, customer relations management (CRM), public safety, insurance, business intelligence, and so on. The
IEBuilder SDK represents and processes language data in Unicode.
Adaptivity
IEBuilder applications “learn” from experience. The IEBuilder SDK provides user feedback
and machine learning workflows so that your applications can improve with use.
Customization
You can integrate your own code and algorithms – or easily develop custom workflows –
using the IEBuilder plug-in architecture and scripting facilities.
State of the Art Techniques
The IEBuilder SDK provides a standard set of state-of-the-art natural language processing
(NLP) and machine learning (ML) techniques.
Patent Pending
Information Extraction Systems has three patents pending for the IEBuilder SDK technology: “An Apparatus, System and
Method for Developing Tools to Process Natural Language Text” [PCT/US07/13237], “A Satellite Classifier Ensemble”
[US 11/821,060], and “Semantic Exploration and Discovery” [US 11/820,677].
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