Here are some links to UIMA components available from other places. If you find other links that you think should be listed here, please drop us a line on on uima-dev or uima-user. Similarly, if any of the content is out of date or inappropriate, please let us know.

UIMA Component Repository at CMU

The UIMA Component Repository at CMU lists a large number of UIMA components, some of which can be freely downloaded.

JULIE Lab NLP Toolsuite

The JULIE Lab NLP Toolsuite consists of a collection of NLP components, some of which are provided as freely available UIMA components. There is also a useful type system you can use as basis for your own NLP applications.

u-compare.org

u-compare.org provides a web-based integrated platform for the purpose of sharing and comparing UIMA components and tools, including visualizers and utilities, and includes a large set of type-system-compatible UIMA components. The site is jointly run by three organizations; each of these organizations also supports various UIMA components. The organizations and links to their repositories are: the Tsujii Laboratory at the University of Tokyo; repository. the Center for Computational Pharmacology at the University of Colorado School of Medicine; repository (see BioNLP entry, which describes this in more detail). the National Centre for Text Mining (NaCTeM) at the University of Manchester; repository.

BioNLP Wrappers

The Center for Computational Pharmacology at the University of Colorodo has wrapped a number of popular bio-informatic annotators as UIMA components, and added some supporting additional code and components. More information is available at http://bionlp-uima.sourceforge.net.

RASP4UIMA

RASP4UIMA is a UIMA wrapper around the RASP system, a parsing system for English. RASP is free for research and education. Download RASP4UIMA from the resource page at digitalpebble.com