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ConceptNet represents data in the form of a semantic network, and makes it available to be used in natural language processing and intelligent user interfaces.

Write it Right, Write it Better (WiR WiB) is a writing aid, an extension for OpenOffice.org. It is a plugin for WordNet® that provides online help by suggesting better options for a typed word and correct usage with examples. The extension works for both English as well as Hindi WordNet® and prompts synonym options to the user based on her locale settings. The purpose of this tool is to assist the users in writing impressively. It does not promote incomprehensible writing by using fancy words. The authors of the extension fully support simple writing styles and only want to encourage vocabulary enhancement by making this tool.

Common sense - been through lots of iterations. Frame sentences, prompted sentences, questions asked, random sentences. Sentences/propositions recently given scores and normalised to single natural language representation; now one can vote on them.

We took the Prolog database format WordNet 2.0 files and converted them to MySQL batch script format. All you need to do is download the zip file below, unzip it to a directory of your choosing, and import the files in to MySQL. The unextracted file named wordnet20-from-prolog-all-3.sql will create the necessary tables and database for you. The database name is wn_pro_mysql.

JWordNet is a pure Java standalone object-oriented interface to the WordNet database of lexical relationships. It is intended for Java programmers who wish to write portable Java applications that use a local copy of the WordNet files, or who find JWordNet's object-oriented interface preferable to the procedural interface that the C library (and native method interfaces built on top of it) provide.

As its name implies, the Java API for WordNet Searching (JAWS) is an API that provides Java applications with the ability to retrieve data from the WordNet database. It is a simple and fast API that is compatible with both the 2.1 and 3.0 versions of the WordNet database files and can be used with Java 1.4 and later. JAWS was created by Brett Spell as a project for Dr. Margaret Dunham's class on Information Retrieval at Southern Methodist University.