Stanford Parser

The Stanford Parser is a computer program that analyzes sentences to understand their grammatical structure. It breaks down sentences into parts like nouns, verbs, and phrases and shows how they relate to each other. This helps computers better understand the meaning of written language, enabling applications like translation, question-answering, and information extraction. Essentially, it maps sentences into a tree-like structure, revealing their syntactic relationships, much like diagramming sentences in linguistics but done automatically and quickly.