Apertium Turkic/TODO - Revision history

Firespeaker at 21:24, 19 August 2015

2015-08-19T21:24:49Z

2014-01-16T11:58:59Z

Issues introduced by new build process

2014-01-16T11:58:36Z

Issues introduced by new build process

2014-01-15T21:34:27Z

Issues introduced by new build process

2014-01-15T21:28:08Z

Issues introduced by new build process

2014-01-13T04:55:44Z

prettifying

2014-01-13T04:52:06Z

Things that need to be figured out

2014-01-12T21:50:09Z

optional: spell checker and language detection stuff

2014-01-12T21:34:37Z

prettifying

2014-01-07T23:35:12Z

Issues introduced by new build process

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 * How can we count trimmed stems?
 ** Counting unique stems on each side of the bidix should give us the equivalent.
+[[Category:TODO lists]]

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 ** Since Turkic languages have very few paradigms, we can just use a representative stem for each paradigm and do a testvoc on that prefix of the source-language transducer.  Instructions to come.
 * How can we make vanilla transducers (without MT-specific "wrong" POSes)
-** The problem is that "! Use/xxx-yyy" lines can't just be grepped out in the vanilla transducer anymore, since those are needed for the xxx-yyy transducers.  That is, we're no longer just copying the lexc file, but copying the full transducer (no trimming before compilation), and trimming the transducer directly (based on the bidix) for use in pairs. Ideas: [[/Use/MT]]
+** The problem is that "! Use/xxx-yyy" lines can't just be grepped out in the vanilla transducer anymore, since those are needed for the xxx-yyy transducers.  That is, we're no longer just copying the lexc file, but copying the full transducer (no trimming before compilation), and trimming the transducer directly (based on the bidix) for use in pairs. Ideas: [[Apertium Turkic/Use/MT]]
 * How can we count trimmed stems?
 ** Counting unique stems on each side of the bidix should give us the equivalent.

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 ** Since Turkic languages have very few paradigms, we can just use a representative stem for each paradigm and do a testvoc on that prefix of the source-language transducer.  Instructions to come.
 * How can we make vanilla transducers (without MT-specific "wrong" POSes)
-** The problem is that "! Use/xxx-yyy" lines can't just be grepped out in the vanilla transducer anymore, since those are needed for the xxx-yyy transducers.  That is, we're no longer just copying the lexc file, but copying the full transducer (no trimming before compilation), and trimming the transducer directly (based on the bidix) for use in pairs.
+** The problem is that "! Use/xxx-yyy" lines can't just be grepped out in the vanilla transducer anymore, since those are needed for the xxx-yyy transducers.  That is, we're no longer just copying the lexc file, but copying the full transducer (no trimming before compilation), and trimming the transducer directly (based on the bidix) for use in pairs. Ideas: [[/Use/MT]]
 * How can we count trimmed stems?
 ** Counting unique stems on each side of the bidix should give us the equivalent.

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 ** The problem is that "! Use/xxx-yyy" lines can't just be grepped out in the vanilla transducer anymore, since those are needed for the xxx-yyy transducers.  That is, we're no longer just copying the lexc file, but copying the full transducer (no trimming before compilation), and trimming the transducer directly (based on the bidix) for use in pairs.
 * How can we count trimmed stems?
+** Counting unique stems on each side of the bidix should give us the equivalent.

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 === Issues introduced by new build process ===
 * How can we do single-category testvoc now?
+** Since Turkic languages have very few paradigms, we can just use a representative stem for each paradigm and do a testvoc on that prefix of the source-language transducer.  Instructions to come.
 * How can we make vanilla transducers (without MT-specific "wrong" POSes)
 ** The problem is that "! Use/xxx-yyy" lines can't just be grepped out in the vanilla transducer anymore, since those are needed for the xxx-yyy transducers.  That is, we're no longer just copying the lexc file, but copying the full transducer (no trimming before compilation), and trimming the transducer directly (based on the bidix) for use in pairs.

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 * <s>[http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/4981943422681088 localised language names in analysis, generation, and spell-check modes]</s>
 * <s>[http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5253445619548160 get a working theme together]</s>
-* make sandbox mode disabled unless an appropriate switch is passed to apertium-html-tools
+* <s>make sandbox mode disabled unless an appropriate switch is passed to apertium-html-tools</s>
 * <s>add a note (localised to various languages) along the lines of "Found a mistake?  Help us fix it!" with link to [[Apertium Turkic]]</s>

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 == Things that need to be figured out ==
-* [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5872152972623872 How can we count lexc stems effectively?] - JNW's bash script can be generalised (and rewritten in python), and it'll come close
+* <s>[http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5872152972623872 How can we count lexc stems effectively?] - JNW's bash script can be generalised (and rewritten in python), and it'll come close</s> see [[The_Right_Way_to_count_lexc_stems|The Right Way to count lexc stems]]
 === Issues introduced by new build process ===

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 * [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5891237794021376 spell checking mode in apertium-apy]
 * [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5434520367005696 integrate spell checker interface into html-tools]
-* [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5157832131346432 get language detection interface working] (in progress)
+* <s>[http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5157832131346432 get language detection interface working]</s>
 * [http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2013/5720782084767744 language detection mode in apertium-apy] (prototype done)