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Linguistic Data
Mathematica has not only convenient built-in multilingual dictionaries, but also built-in information on word meaning, structure, and usage, as well as the relationship between words. Together with Mathematica's tightly integrated string manipulation functions, visualization, and data import and export, this provides a uniquely powerful platform for natural language computing.
Featured Examples |
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Analyze Words in a Block of Text
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Cluster Similar Words
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Compress an Expression
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Find Successive Nearest Words in Text
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Fit Word Length Data to Distributions
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Highlight Words of a Given Length
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Lexical Analysis
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Model Word Lengths by Binomial Distributions
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Perform Statistical Semantic Analysis
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Use Character Codes to Extract Special Characters from Text
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Word Length Distribution in Various Languages
Reference
DictionaryLookup — look up words in English and other dictionaries using string patterns
WordData — properties of words and networks of relationships between them
"Definitions" ▪ "Synonyms" ▪ "BroaderTerms" ▪ "PartOfSpeech" ▪ "InflectedForms" ▪ 
Textual Analysis »
StringSplit ▪ StringCases ▪ StringCount ▪ Tally ▪ Nearest ▪ ...
Importing Data »
Import — import or "scrape" text from all standard formats
"HTML" ▪ "PDF" ▪ "RTF" ▪ "XML" ▪ "TeX" ▪ "Text" ▪ "String" ▪ ...
ExampleData — access to standard sample texts, including complete books
