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Suppose there is a sentence like "find me some jazz music and play it", where all the text is normalized and there are no punctuation marks (output of a speech recognition library).
What online/offline tools can be used to do "sentence segmentation" other than the naive approach of splitting on conjunctions ?
Input:
find me some jazz music and play it
Output:
find me some jazz music
play it
You can use a semantic role tagger like mate tools etc... for this. It will extract the predicates and the related arguments in prop bank style.
A dependence parser should help.