Calais vs other keyword tools for Drupal

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domineaux's picture

There are some pretty good moudule tools that will automatically extract keywords from Drupal content.

I'd appreciate any thoughts on using some of those tools vs. the OpenCalais.

I'm thinking the Calais advantage is sending those calais terms out to calais, is the principal advantage.

If using the Drupal content keyword tools with push to Google... I'm wondering, if there is advantage between the two.

Then of course, maybe it is possible to use both on the same site.

Has anyone used other semantic or keyword tools and had OpenCalais installed as well?

If so, did you have problems with either or both?

If there is a good document or screencast somewhere discussing the values of Calais over other keyword tools I'd appreciate links.

Thanks

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Adam S's picture

http://groups.drupal.org/node/38290

It's also worth the time to install Managing News to see a case use of the Extractor module. Managing News is nice but it would be a whole lot nicer if they integrated it with Semantic Proxy. They say that they are going to use the auto tagging module. Calais from my experience is the best although it sure could use some improvements.

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OpenCalais natively

irakli's picture

OpenCalais natively integrates into core Drupal taxonomy management so it should not have any problems with other extractors. As a matter of fact, we use OpenCalais alongside Yahoo Terms Extractor in TattlerApp.

OpenCalais is unmatched for well-written, reasonably long English, French and Spanish texts. But it has problems with, say, tweets. So that's why we used Yahoo Terms Extractor.

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