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Distributed Memory Based Learner
 Dimbl is a wrapper around the k-nearest neighbor classifier in TiMBL, offering
 parallel classification on multi-CPU machines.  Dimbl splits the original
 training set, builds separate TiMBL classifiers per training subset, and
 merges their nearest-neighbor sets per classified instance
 .
 Dimbl's features are: * Wraps neatly around TiMBL, retaining all command line
 options; * Knows what to do with your multiple, duo, or quad cores; * Makes
 use of the OpenMP specification for parallel programming; * Can attain
 superlinear speed gains compared to standard TiMBL.
 .
 Dimbl is a product of the ILK (Induction of Linguistic Knowledge) research
 group of the Tilburg University and the CNTS research group of the University
 of Antwerp.
 .
 If you do scientific research in Natural Language Processing using the
 Memory-Based Learning technique, Dimbl will likely be of use to you.
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Changes: dimbl (0.7-2) unstable; urgency=low
 .
  * First upload to Debian archive (Closes: #607929).
  * No longer maintained at
    https://svn.ilk.uvt.nl/svn/trunk/sources/dimbl/debian but at
    debian-science project at Alioth.
  * control: set maintainer to Debian Science Team, update Vcs- flags.
  * control: enhance description.
  * copyright: now in machine-readable format.
  * docs, TODO, NEWS.Debian: remove unused files.
  * control: Update from policy 3.8.0 to 3.9.1 (no changes needed).
  * watch: added.
  * control: do not build-depend upon timbl but on new libtimbl3-dev, add
    libxml2-dev; remove unneeded explicit timbl (>= 6.3.1) from depends.


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