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I think the Combinatory Categorial Grammar (CCG) are also well worth considering. The tools (can be found here) are very well supported and quite mature. As far as speed goes: I've heard they parsed all of english wikipedia with a few tens of machines in under 3 hours (but perhaps the experts can get the exact numbers).
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I think the Combinatory Categorial Grammar (CCG) are also well worth considering. The tools (can be found here) are very well supported and quite mature. As far as speed goes: I've heard they parsed all of english wikipedia with a few tens of machines in under 3 hours (but perhaps the experts can get the exact numbers).
Update: I can't find a reference to the wikipedia quote so it might be incorrect. In "Linguistically Motivated Large-Scale NLP with C&C and Boxer" I did find that they parsed the Gigaword corpus using 18 machines in under 5 days.
