Titlebook: Systems and Frameworks for Computational Morphology; Third International Cerstin Mahlow,Michael Piotrowski Conference proceedings 2013 Spr

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,The State of Computational Morphology for Europe’s Languages and the META-NET Strategic Research Agexperts. In this contribution we motivate the SRA, briefly describe the current state of Language Technology, especially Computational Morphology, in Europe and discuss the findings in the overall framework of the plans and strategies as specified in the META-NET Strategic Research Agenda.

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,Jabalín: A Comprehensive Computational Model of Modern Standard Arabic Verbal Morphology Based on T create an Online Interface for a morphological analyzer of Arabic verbs. The Jabalín Online Interface is available at http://elvira.lllf.uam.es/jabalin/, hosted at the LLI-UAM lab. The generation system is also available under a GNU GPL 3 license.

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Verbal Morphosyntactic Disambiguation through Topological Field Recognition in German-Language Law tudy shows that in law texts, the average distance between the left and right bracket of clauses is relatively large (9.5 tokens), and that in this domain, a wide context window is therefore necessary for the morphosyntactic disambiguation of verbs.

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,The State of Computational Morphology for Europe’s Languages and the META-NET Strategic Research Ag joined forces in META-NET, a European Network of Excellence. Working together with numerous additional organisations and experts from a variety of fields, META-NET has developed the . (SRA) [42] – the complex planning and discussion process took more than two years to complete and involved ca.?200

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A Case Study in Tagging Case in German: An Assessment of Statistical Approaches, accusative, dative, genitive, n/a). We experiment with two different treebanks containing morphological annotations: TIGER and TUEBA. An evaluation with 10-fold cross-validation serves as the basis for systematic comparisons of the optimal parametrizations of different approaches. We test taggers b

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,Jabalín: A Comprehensive Computational Model of Modern Standard Arabic Verbal Morphology Based on Tever, several authors have pointed out that the Arabic morphological system is in fact extremely regular. The existing Arabic morphological analyzers have exploited this regularity to variable extent, yet we believe there is still some scope for improvement. Taking inspiration in traditional Arabic

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