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Context-Aware Synonym Suggester (CASS)

CASS (Context Aware Synonym Suggestion) strives to create an environment in OpenOffice/LibreOffice that implements advanced Word Sense Disambiguation algorithms in user friendly way. The goal of CASS is to improve how large bodies of text are processed

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latest release: 2024-03-20 14:49:03

Description

CASS is a context sensitive Synonym Suggester that makes use of WordNet as a knowledge source to retrieve synsets, definitions, word senses, and other details for given words. CASS is built using Word Sense Disambiguiation algorithns, both existing and improved, in order to create a list of synonym suggestions that are accurate and relevant to the user based on the context for any given word.

 

Installation Guide

(Requires only minimal configuration and tweaking):

1. Install the .oxt file by using your extension manager in open office / LibreOffice  (under tools->extension manager) Link to .oxt https://github.com/cwlucas41/CASS/releases/download/v1.0/cass.oxt 

2. Unzip and copy the following file to /usr/lib/ directory https://github.com/cwlucas41/CASS/releases/download/v1.0/cass.zip

3.Once the extension is installed you will be able to execute it, and get your smarter suggestions, by running the macro called CASS (find under tool->macro->run macro)

How to add a button for a macro in an OpenOffice document https://help.libreoffice.org/Common/Inserting_and_Editing_Buttons

Homepage: https://github.com/cwlucas41/CASS

Release Description Compatibility Operating Systems License Release notes Updated  
1.0 Smart synonym suggestion! 5.0 Linux, Windows, macOS GPL 2020-03-05 22:50:21 external link

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  • Kevin Coonan Feb 26, 2023, 8:47 PM (21 months ago)

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    Dead project. Please remove!

  • Kevin Coonan Apr 2, 2021, 9:20 PM (4 years ago)

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    So /usr/lib isn't really a thing w/ Windows. I dug through the installation directory (using a portable version of LO) and couldn't find any place that looked promising.

    Can you please provide installation instructions for people using Windows?

  • No name Aug 8, 2020, 5:04 PM (4 years ago)

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    Dead link

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