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Is there any Part-Of-Speech tagger in C#? [closed]

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My data pre-processing for data clustering needs part of speech (POS) tagging. I am wondering if there's some library in C# ready for this.

SharpNLP
The best tool for natural language processing implemented in c# is SharpNLP.
SharpNLP is a C# port of the Java OpenNLP tools, plus additional code to facilitate natural language processing.
Embedding IronPython and NLTK
Python provides a package NLTK (Natural Language Toolkit) used widely by many computational linguists, NLP researchers.
One can try to embed IronPython under C# and run NLTK from there.
You can check the following link on how to do it.

Does Microsoft Have a Language Similar to R? [closed]

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As I understand there are languages that are excellent for mathematics, statistics and analysis.
I'm getting into Data Science, and the language that keeps popping up is R. Does Microsoft have a language similar to R? I come from a C# background. I develop applications in C#, so it would be nice to have a language similar to R that I can use in my current C# projects for data science and data analysis related tasks.
Does such a language exist?

SAS is the 800 lb gorilla in that market, but it's expensive and it's C# integration is limited to using C# to drive the SAS system (basically tell SAS to process a file, then output the results, then read those results). As already mentioned in the comments R has C++ bindings, which can be used via interop in C#. MS supplies F# which can be very useful for that sort of work (and interfaces naturally to C#). One place to look is http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/ they always have lots of stuff going on and might provide something that would be useful. Also LINQ in C# provides some primitive functionality (sums, averages, that sort of thing) and can be easily extended.

What is the best way to convert C# project files to Objective C classes [closed]

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I have a project in C#. I need to convert that C# project classes to Objective C classes. Is there is any good converter to achieve this? Better if there is a full project converter rather than single classes. I know it will not be 100% perfect but still i need to convert at-least 90% of those.
https://code.google.com/p/j2objc/ - This is good for converting Java files to Objective C. But i need figure out how can i convert C# to objective c classes.

This is not a 100% answer but I'd like to refer you to this thread, it's a bit dated but has some interesting discussions surrounding C# -> Objective-C.

C# Code Analyzer for C, C#, C++ and Java. [closed]

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Please are there any tools available that will parse my source code to enumerate all class and function dependency for my project (C, C#, C++ or Java) and save it in doc, XML or any other format?
Thank you.

Use reflector:
http://www.red-gate.com/products/reflector/
With this add-in:
http://code.google.com/p/xmi4dotnet/

For .NET, check this out
http://www.ndepend.com/

Understand will handle all those languages. It's not free but a very good tool. Not sure about generating XML, but it'll do a variety of reports. It also supports perl plugins, so you could probably generate whichever format you need for the reports.

Where can I find a free C# eBook? [closed]

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Does anyone know a good (free) C# eBook for intermediate programmers? I want something that covers generics, threads, events, delegates, etc.

Here are a few open source books:
C# Yellow Book
C Sharp Programming
Programmer's Heaven C# School Book
Threading in C#
C# Essentials
.NET Book Zero
Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in C#

I found these two books fairly useful.
The C# School Book - this one covers just about everything you asked about, although it's a bit dated.
and of course, Rob Miles' C# Yellow Book