Part of speech taggers typically require input in the format of a single sentence per line ( for example Brill 's tagger ( Brill , 1992 ) ) and parsers generally aim to produce a tree spanning each sentence .
a simple rulebased part of speech tagger
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However , knowledge of sentence boundaries is required by many NLP technologies . Part of speech taggers typically require input in the format of a single sentence per line ( for example Brill 's tagger ( Brill , 1992 ) ) and parsers generally aim to produce a tree spanning each sentence . Only the most trivial linguistic analysis can be carried out on text which is not split into sentences .
Part of speech taggers typically require input in the format of a single sentence per line ( for example Brill 's tagger ( @@CITATION ) ) and parsers generally aim to produce a tree spanning each sentence .