2008 · 32 citations · 2 references
Language StudiesComputer ScienceLinguisticsComputational LinguisticsMorphologyNatural Language ProcessingInflectional MorphologyMorphological AnalysisMorphological ParsingMorphological ProcessingMorphological SegmentationMorphosyntactic AnalysisAffixationConcatenative MorphologyFinite-state TransducersMorphophonemic ChangeMorphophonemic PatternsMorphophonemic Rule ApplicationNon-concatenative MorphologyTransducers
This paper presents our efforts at developing an Indonesian morphological analyser that provides a detailed analysis of the rich affixation process 1. We model Indonesian morphology using a two-level morphology approach, decomposing the process into a set of morphotactic and morphophonemic rules. These rules are modelled as a network of finite state transducers and implemented using xfst and lexc. Our approach is able to handle reduplication, a non-concatenative morphological process. 1
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Mirna Adriani, Jelita Asian, Bobby A. A. Nazief et al. · ACM Transactions on Asian Language Information Processing · 2007 · 164 citations
Computing, Computer Science, English +12
Finite-State Non-Concatenative Morphotactics
Kenneth R. Beesley, Lauri Karttunen · arXiv (Cornell University) · 2000 · 12 citations · Full text