This package wraps Stanford CoreNLP annotators as Spark DataFrame functions following the simple APIs introduced in Stanford CoreNLP 3.7.0.
This package requires Java 8 and CoreNLP to run. Users must include CoreNLP model jars as dependencies to use language models.
All functions are defined under com.databricks.spark.corenlp.functions.
cleanxml: Cleans XML tags in a document and returns the cleaned document.tokenize: Tokenizes a sentence into words.ssplit: Splits a document into sentences.pos: Generates the part of speech tags of the sentence.lemma: Generates the word lemmas of the sentence.ner: Generates the named entity tags of the sentence.depparse: Generates the semantic dependencies of the sentence and returns a flattened list of(source, sourceIndex, relation, target, targetIndex, weight)relation tuples.coref: Generates the coref chains in the document and returns a list of(rep, mentions)chain tuples, wherementionsare in the format of(sentNum, startIndex, mention).natlog: Generates the Natural Logic notion of polarity for each token in a sentence, returned asup,down, orflat.openie: Generates a list of Open IE triples as flat(subject, relation, target, confidence)tuples.sentiment: Measures the sentiment of an input sentence on a scale of 0 (strong negative) to 4 (strong positive).
Users can chain the functions to create pipeline, for example:
import org.apache.spark.sql.functions._
import com.databricks.spark.corenlp.functions._
val input = Seq(
(1, "<xml>Stanford University is located in California. It is a great university.</xml>")
).toDF("id", "text")
val output = input
.select(cleanxml('text).as('doc))
.select(explode(ssplit('doc)).as('sen))
.select('sen, tokenize('sen).as('words), ner('sen).as('nerTags), sentiment('sen).as('sentiment))
output.show(truncate = false)+----------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------+---------+
|sen |words |nerTags |sentiment|
+----------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------+---------+
|Stanford University is located in California .|[Stanford, University, is, located, in, California, .]|[ORGANIZATION, ORGANIZATION, O, O, O, LOCATION, O]|1 |
|It is a great university . |[It, is, a, great, university, .] |[O, O, O, O, O, O] |4 |
+----------------------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------------+---------+
If you are a Databricks user, please follow the instructions in this example notebook.
Because CoreNLP depends on protobuf-java 3.x but Spark 2.4 depends on protobuf-java 2.x,
we release spark-corenlp as an assembly jar that includes CoreNLP as well as its transitive dependencies,
except protobuf-java being shaded.
This might cause issues if you have CoreNLP or its dependencies on the classpath.
To use spark-corenlp, you need one of the CoreNLP language models:
# Download one of the language models.
wget http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/edu/stanford/nlp/stanford-corenlp/3.9.1/stanford-corenlp-3.9.1-models.jar
# Run spark-shell
spark-shell --packages databricks/spark-corenlp:0.4.0-spark_2.4-scala_2.11 --jars stanford-corenlp-3.9.1-models.jarMany thanks to Jason Bolton from the Stanford NLP Group for API discussions.
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