Science Topics

Description

Categories an English text into a science topic. Use the parent classifier 'Topics' to find out if a text belongs in this category. It uses a subset of topics from the Open Directory Project at http://www.dmoz.org.

By uClassify

Classify

Classify method: texturl

Enter text to classify (html tags not allowed):

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API

The API allows you to access classifiers from your own site. You can find the full API documentation here. To use this classifier on your site you need a read API key, you can obtain one for free by signing up. In the examples below just exchange 'YOUR_READ_API_KEY_HERE' with your personal read key.

Credits

Please remember to give appropiate credits if you use it on your website, here is an example:

The Science Topics classifier is hosted by uclassify.com.

URL API (supports XML and JSON responses)

Here is an URL example of how to classify a text from an external site:

http://uclassify.com/browse/uClassify/Science Topics/ClassifyText?readkey=YOUR_READ_API_KEY_HERE&text=This+is+the+text+to+classify&version=1.01

You must exchange 'YOUR_READ_API_KEY_HERE' with your personal read API key to make this work.

XML API

Post the XML to http://api.uclassify.com using a post request.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<uclassify xmlns="http://api.uclassify.com/1/RequestSchema" version="1.01">
  <texts>
    <textBase64 id="TextId">bm93IHNvbWV0aW1lcyBpIHdvbmRlciB3aGF0</textBase64>
  </texts>
  <readCalls readApiKey="YOUR_READ_API_KEY_HERE">
    <classify id="Classify" username="uClassify" classifierName="Science Topics" textId="TextId"/>
  </readCalls>
</uclassify>

Note that since this is a published classifier the 'username' attribute is set to 'uClassify' in the <classify> element. This enables the API to recoginize published classifiers in foreign accounts.

All you need to know is in the API documentation , however if you struggle please don't hesitate to contact us!