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Thanks.. The parser relies heavily on the structure of English grammar and its usage of verbs, nouns and adjectives. I think Chinese is fundamentally a different language and I don't know its details to give you pointers. Sorry.

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Thank you all the same! I will leaf through your code and make a study how to change your code to fit the Chinese resumes. Any good result I will share with you here

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much appreciated..

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btw.. I developed the code for a competition; so I did not bother with much documentation. Ping me if you have questions.

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Hi,

I need to add more fields like "PERSONAL PROFILE", "Date of Birth" .
kindly help.

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Hi, what do you mean? add the field in Chinese? (the PERSONAL PROFILE means
“个人档案” or "个人简介" “Date of Birth” means 出生日期) or add the filed to program?
liang

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Hi,

I need to add more fields like "PERSONAL PROFILE", "Date of Birth" .
kindly help.

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Hi Antony Deepak,
I just tried your solution. It works really well. I never thought GATE is so powerful. I have never worked on GATE, I want to start learning any pointers would be really helpful. Also, what are the obvious steps moving forward to improve the accuracy here ?

Can you explain me your approach, how did you build it, considering me a newbie in GATE but I have enough background on NLP and ML.

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Hello - Yes GATE provides a lot of language tools on which you can build
on. I wrote the code in like 4 days for a contest, so it is not neat but my
approach in general is to use all the annotations (nouns, adjectives,
adverbs, etc..) provided by GATE and use them to parse out text. I
basically thought about how people write English grammar while writing
resume and wrote JAPE rules to extract that piece of text. For ex, if you
want to find section heading, you know for a fact that people use title
case and use more adjectives and nouns. So, I wrote rules for that and ran
it through different resumes and tweaked the grammar from my finding.

There are lots of ways to improve it. One approach would be to use machine
learning to find patterns and use the found patterns to improve grammar.
You can also take one step further to write a tool that would let people
correct wrongly identified sections and hence machine learn through
mistakes etc..

Let me know if you want to know about anything specific in code. I wanted
to work more on this but just don't have much time. :)

Thanks
Antony

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Hi Antony Deepak,
I just tried your solution. It works really well. I never thought GATE is
so powerful. I have never worked on GATE, I want to start learning any
pointers would be really helpful. Also, what are the obvious steps moving
forward to improve the accuracy here ?

Can you explain me your approach, how did you build it, considering me a
newbie in GATE but I have enough background on NLP and ML.

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Thank you. Really nice approach, I guess I have to move deeper into how to write JAPE rules, and how to annotate using Annie.
I would love to work on it (initially I though I would use computer vision to identify bold fields and map them back to some vocabulary to standardize the fields) I would have to research more on comp. vision.

Once I'll get my hands on GATE I'll try to push some improvements. Thanks for making it open source. really appreciate :)

Regards,
Ashutosh

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I am more interested in identifying information pattern on docs and extract in standard format, such as identifying a product information on e-commerce pages using some model. Since every webpage is different like every Resume, but serves same purpose to convey some kind of information (only the organization is different).

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I did not optimize the program for handling multiple resumes because I
created this project as a hack, however you can accomplish the same using
Powershell. It could be slow, but it can get your job done.

The PS statement below assumes that you want all the files processed under
the folder "UnitTests". Feel free to modify the statement.

ls .\UnitTests\ | % {java -cp
'.\bin*;..\GATEFiles\lib*;..\GATEFILES\bin\gate.jar;.\lib*'
code4goal.antony.resumeparser.ResumeParserProgram $.fullname
([io.path]::GetFileNameWithoutExtension($.name)+".json")}

Yes, if the parser could not find certain information it will not output
it. Say, if it could not find information about address it would not output
it. You can modify this behavior in ResumeParserProgram.java.

I think you may have to write custom script to convert .JSON to CSV. Try
digging around some powershell cmdlets. you may find something.

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Hello Antony. Thanks for the great script. I wonder if there is way to
convert multiple (say 300) resumes at the same time in CLI, rather than one
by one? Also, for each resume, the parsed field names do not align (one has
education, name, gender and the next has gender, skills, education). Is
there a way to solve this or do I have to do it in excel VBA when
converting JSON to csv?
Thanks!

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Thanks Antony. The script worked for volume conversion. I did not have luck
in finding the right JSON->CSV converter for "resume" type of data. Lots of
them have been generic converter, which does not work well here. But I
appreciate all your help so far! If you come across some good JSON
converter, please let me know.

Thanks!

Xiang Ji

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I did not optimize the program for handling multiple resumes because I
created this project as a hack, however you can accomplish the same using
Powershell. It could be slow, but it can get your job done.

The PS statement below assumes that you want all the files processed under
the folder "UnitTests". Feel free to modify the statement.

ls .\UnitTests\ | % {java -cp
'.\bin*;..\GATEFiles\lib*;..\GATEFILES\bin\gate.jar;.\lib*'
code4goal.antony.resumeparser.ResumeParserProgram $.fullname
([io.path]::GetFileNameWithoutExtension($.name)+".json")}

Yes, if the parser could not find certain information it will not output
it. Say, if it could not find information about address it would not output
it. You can modify this behavior in ResumeParserProgram.java.

I think you may have to write custom script to convert .JSON to CSV. Try
digging around some powershell cmdlets. you may find something.

On Thu, Mar 10, 2016 at 11:23 AM, bravedream [email protected]
wrote:

Hello Antony. Thanks for the great script. I wonder if there is way to
convert multiple (say 300) resumes at the same time in CLI, rather than
one
by one? Also, for each resume, the parsed field names do not align (one
has
education, name, gender and the next has gender, skills, education). Is
there a way to solve this or do I have to do it in excel VBA when
converting JSON to csv?
Thanks!

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