Welcome to CODA
CODA (Computer-aided Ontology Development Architecture) is an architecture and an associated Java framework for the RDF triplification of UIMA results from analysis of unstructured content.
The purpose of CODA is to support the entire process embracing data extraction and transformation, identity resolution up to feeding semantic repositories with knowledge extracted from unstructured content. The motivation behind CODA lies in the large effort and design issues required for developing RDF compliant knowledge acquisition systems on top of well-established content analytics frameworks such as UIMA and GATE. Therefore, CODA extends UIMA with facilities and a powerful language - PEARL - for projection and transformation of UIMA annotated content into RDF.
CODA is oriented towards a wide range of beneficiaries, from semantic applications developers to final users (e.g. content managers) that can easily plug CODA components into compliant desktop tools.
Learn more about CODA by reading its documentation. A list of publications related to coda is also available there.