Difference between revisions of "User:Firespeaker"

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I'm Jonathan Washington and I work on Turkic-language morphological transducers. I'm also involved in work on Mongolic languages.

project	language	stems	coverage	contribution
apertium-kir	Kyrgyz	14,424	~90.4%	developed almost entirety of morphotactics and morphophonology
apertium-kaz	Kazakh	36,595	~94.5%	developed much of morphotactics and morphophonology
apertium-tat	Tatar	55,702	~91%	helped develop morphotactics and morphophonology
apertium-bak	Bashqort	46,501	~66%	helped develop morphotactics and morphophonology
apertium-tyv	Tuvan	11,695	~92.7%	developed most of morphophonology
apertium-chv	Chuvash	10,267	~85%	helping develop morphotactics and morphophonology
apertium-kum	Qumuq	4,918	~90.2%	helping develop morphophonology and add stems
apertium-sah	Sakha	11,531	~89.6%	helping develop morphophonology
apertium-nog	Noğay	1,385	~81.4%	helping develop morphophonology
apertium-kaa	Qaraqalpaq	25,545	~86.1%	helping develop morphophonology
apertium-uig	Uyğur	17,585	~54.2%	developing morphotactics and morphophonology
apertium-tuk	Turkmen	2,988	~70.7%	helped develop morphotactics and morphophonology
apertium-khk	Halh	441	~50.6%	working on morphotactics and morphophonology
apertium-bua	Buryat	217	~34.8%	began morphotactics, morphophonology, and lexicon
apertium-sjo	Sibe	52		began morphotactics, morphophonology, and lexicon

project	languages	coverage	contribution
apertium-tur-kir	Turkish-Kyrgyz		oversaw development
apertium-kaz-tat	Kazakh-Tatar	~88.7%, ~87%	oversaw development
apertium-kaz-kir	Kazakh-Kyrgyz	~87.3%, ~85.8%
apertium-khk-kaz	Khalkha-Kazakh		personal project
apertium-uzb-kir	Uzbek-Kyrgyz		personal project
apertium-bua-khk	Buryat-Khalkha		personal project
apertium-kaa-uzb	Qaraqalpaq-Uzbek		a pair I'd like to see

I consider khk-kaz, uzb-kir, and kaa-uzb to be pairs that are particularly socially and politically important.

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 ! [[apertium-bak]]
 | Bashqort ||align="right"| {{#lst:apertium-bak/stats|stems}} ||align="center"| [[apertium-bak/stats|~{{:apertium-bak/stats/average}}%]] || helped develop morphotactics and morphophonology
+|-
+! [[apertium-tyv]]
+| Tuvan ||align="right"| {{#lst:apertium-tyv/stats|stems}} ||align="center"| [[apertium-tyv/stats|~{{:apertium-tyv/stats/average}}%]] || developed most of morphophonology
 |-
 ! [[apertium-chv]]
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 ! [[apertium-kum]]
 | Qumuq ||align="right"| {{#lst:apertium-kum/stats|stems}} ||align="center"| [[apertium-kum/stats|~{{:apertium-kum/stats/average}}%]] || helping develop morphophonology and add stems
+|-
+! [[apertium-sah]]
+| Sakha ||align="right"| {{#lst:apertium-sah/stats|stems}} ||align="center"| [[apertium-khk/stats|~{{:apertium-sah/stats/average}}%]] || helping develop morphophonology
 |-
 ! [[apertium-nog]]
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 ! [[apertium-khk]]
-| Khalkha ||align="right"| {{#lst:apertium-khk/stats|stems}} ||align="center"| [[apertium-khk/stats|~{{:apertium-khk/stats/average}}%]] || working on morphotactics and morphophonology
+| Halh ||align="right"| {{#lst:apertium-khk/stats|stems}} ||align="center"| [[apertium-khk/stats|~{{:apertium-khk/stats/average}}%]] || working on morphotactics and morphophonology
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 ! [[apertium-bua]]