English lemmatizer databases?

Question

Do you know any large lemmatizer database that returns the correct result for the following sample words:

geese: goose plantes: //not found 

The Wordnet morphological analyzer is insufficient because it gives the following incorrect results:

 geese: //not found plantes: plant 

Answer 1

MorphAdorner seems better, but he still finds the wrong result for "plantes"

 plantes: plante geese: goose 

You might want to use MorphAdorner to perform a lemmatization, and then check its results against WordNet. You can use the WordNet API to perform a search without pre-processing the lemmatization by calling findtheinfo_ds . This allows you to first use a lemmatizer like MorphAdorner. (If you want to use a lemmatic, you will need to call morph separately and call findtheinfo_ds in the returned lemmas.)

On the other hand, I spent about 5 seconds looking at MorphAdorner for this purpose, and there might be a way to fix the incorrect “plantes” answer without using any other external resource.

Answer 2

Once upon a time, someone offered me Morpha , but I didn’t use it, so I don’t know if it improves it than WordNet does.