Titlebook: Arabic Computational Morphology; Knowledge-based and Abdelhadi Soudi,Antal van den Bosch,Günter Neumann Book 2007 Springer Science+Busines

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Adapting Morphology for Arabic Information Retrieval*ine which prefixes and suffixes should be used to build the light stemmer Al-Stem. The use of the Sebawai generated roots and stems as index terms along with the stems from Al-Stem are evaluated in an information retrieval application and the results are compared.

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On Arabic Transliteration Arabic script that is complete, easy to read, and consistent with Arabic computer encodings. We present guidelines for Arabic pronunciation using this transliteration scheme and discuss various idiosyncrasies of Arabic orthography

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A Syllable-based Account of Arabic Morphologyposes that, other than simple affixation, morphological processes or operations are best defined in terms of the resulting syllabic structure, with syllable constituents (onset, peak, coda) being defined according to the morphosyntactic status of the form. Although most work in syllable-based morpho

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Learning to Identify Semitic Rootsereby two morphemes, a . and a ., are interwoven. Identifying the root of a given word in a Semitic language is an important task, in some cases a crucial part of morphological analysis. It is also a non-trivial task, which many humans find challenging. We present a machine learning approach to the

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Automatic Processing of Modern Standard Arabic Texter, we present a Support Vector Machine (SVM) based approach to automatically tokenize (segmenting off clitics), part-of- speech (POS) tag and annotate Base Phrase Chunks (BPC) in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) text. We adapt highly accurate tools that have been developed for English text and apply th