streamcorpus_pipeline is a document processing pipeline that assembles streamcorpus objects from raw data sets.
The streamcorpus_pipeline python module contains tools for processing streamcorpus.StreamItem objects stored in Chunks. It includes transform functions for getting clean_html, clean_visible, creating labels from hyperlinks to particular sites (e.g. Wikipedia), and taggers like LingPipe, Serif, and Factorie, which make Tokens and Sentences.
Read more at [streamcorpus.org](http://streamcorpus.org/)
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