I've written about this before, in the context of ASP.NET. Here's a link to the revised project on Github from which a DLL may be derived.
We started off with classifying Html and went on to classifying Text. Thus we have
- Classify()
- ClassifyHtml()
- ClassifyText() which emit JSON.
Recently we added XML serialization and the functions
- ClassifyHtmlAsXml()
- ClassifyTextAsXml()
Both serialization methods emit an Error
/Cargo
tuple. If Error
is null, then there's no error and Cargo
contains the result of the classification. If Error
is a string, then there is an error (in Error
) and Cargo
is null/indefinite.
Below is from a REPL session in one of our javascript-on-steroids tools, demonstrating the outputs of the DLL:
>attach("Classification.DLL","C")
Attached C
Microsoft.ClearScript.VoidResult
>C.Classification.Classifier.ClassifyHtml(CS.System.IO.File.ReadAllText("https_www.sil.org.html"))
{"Error":null,"Cargo":[{"Name":"/Reference/Language Resources","Confidence":0.6}]}
>C.Classification.Classifier.ClassifyHtmlAsXml(CS.System.IO.File.ReadAllText("https_www.sil.org.html"))
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?>
<Classification xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<Cargo>
<Cargo>
<Name>/Reference/Language Resources</Name>
<Confidence>0.6</Confidence>
</Cargo>
</Cargo>
</Classification>
Acknowledgements: Google Cloud Language v1, Newtonsoft.Json
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