The Wrætlic computational linguistics tools are the ones that have been used for the research described in the thesis above. They include:

1. Tokenisation and sentence splitting
2. PoS tagging
3. Morphological analysis
4. Named Entity Recognition and Classification
5. Chunking and partial parsing
6. Word-Sense Disambiguation
7. Extract and headline generation

• Enrique Alfonseca: main developer.
• José Luis Jara-Valencia and Suresh Manandhar: initial design of the tools and the DTD, and several contributions in the first Java classes.
• Antonio Moreno-Sandoval and José María Guirao: morphological analyser and part-of-speech tagger for Spanish, automatic summary generation.
• Maria Ruiz-Casado: contributions in the Word-Sense disambiguation module.

Version 2.0

• Correction of several errors reported for version 1.0.
• Correction of several incompatibilities with the java 1.5 interpreter.
• Named Entity Identification (still not retrainable)
• Automatic summary generation, with several possibilities: selection of sentences, generation of headlines.
• Lesk's based Word Sense Disambiguation.
• Some of the modules trained for the Spanish language.