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Nmathur54 at 18:35, 25 March 2019

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Nmathur54: Morphological Analyzer of Braj Language

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Morphological Analyzer of Braj Language

Nmathur54 at 18:28, 25 March 2019

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Nmathur54: /* Why Interest In Apertium ? */

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Why Interest In Apertium ?

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Nmathur54 at 18:15, 25 March 2019

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 '''Week 7''' - Writing the program to develop Braj morphological analyzer.
 '''Week 8''' -  Train and test the model.
 '''Deliverable #2'''
 Submit the program and trained, test model
 '''Week 9''' - Test the model with different domain of word.
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 '''Week 12''' - Evaluation of results or model.
 '''Project Completed'''

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 '''Deliverable #1'''
 Submit the Tokenized and prepared tagset
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 '''Week 8''' -  Train and test the model.
+'''Deliverable #2'''
-'''
-Deliverable #2'''
 Submit the program and trained, test model

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 == '''Work Plan''' ==
-'''Week 1''' -  Preparing linguistic rule for Morphological analyzer
+'''Week 1''' -  Preparing linguistic rule for Morphological analyzer.
-'''Week 2''' -  Preparing linguistic rule for Morphological analyzer
+'''Week 2''' -  Preparing linguistic rule for Morphological analyzer.
-'''Week 3''' -   Tokenizing the data
+'''Week 3''' -   Tokenizing the data.
 '''Week 4''' -  Prepare tag set.
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 '''Week 6''' – Writing the program to develop Braj morphological analyzer.
-'''Week 7''' - Writing the program to develop Braj morphological analyzer
+'''Week 7''' - Writing the program to develop Braj morphological analyzer.
-'''Week 8''' -  Train and test the model
+'''Week 8''' -  Train and test the model.
+'''
-Deliverable #2
+Deliverable #2'''
 Submit the program and trained, test model

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	'''Apertium GSOC 2019'''		'''Apertium GSOC 2019'''

	== Morphological Analyzer of Braj ==		== Morphological Analyzer of Braj Language ==

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 Languages – Hindi (Native), Braj, English.
-==
-'''Why Interest In Machine Translation ?''' ==
+ == '''Why Interest In Machine Translation ?''' ==
 I am studying Linguistics and during my previous semesters I have learnt Python, Machine Translation, XML. As part of my previous semester course project, I trainer and tested MALT Parser for Magahi Language. In order to do it, me and my classmate also developed a small treebank for the language. In the current semester, we are further expanding the treebank and we plan to implement the first full-fledged parser for the language. I am also working on the development of a machine translation system for English-Magahi language pair. As you would notice, I am more generally interested in developing resources and technologies for under-resourced Indian languages. During my fourth semester I attend Hands-on workshop on machine Translation where I get information about MT systems (Apertium) for under resourced languages and how morphological Analyzer help in increasing the performance of MT in rule based system. From there my interest get rised for MT.

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 == '''Why Interest In Apertium ?''' ==
 This organization works on things which are very interesting for me as a linguist & computational linguist: (rule-based) machine translation, languages, NLP and so on. I get more interested with Apertium  when I get information in MT workshop that Apertium works with all kind of languages which is very important for support for all languages.
 Also Apertium community is very friendly and very helpful to new members, members here are always ready to help us ( Apertium community reply frequently on what ever query do we have ). It encourages me to work with  Apertium.
 == '''Task And Plan ?''' ==

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 '''Time Zone''' - UTC +5.30
 == '''Skills And Experience''' ==
 My name is Neerav Mathur. I am 4th semester post graduate student at K.M.Institute of Hindi and Linguistics, Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar University Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India. I am studying Linguistics and during my previous semesters I have learnt Python, Machine Translation, XML. As part of my previous semester course project, I trainer and tested MALT Parser for Magahi Language. In order to do it, me and my classmate Mohit also developed a small treebank for the language. In the current semester, we are further expanding the treebank and we plan to implement the first full-fledged parser for the language. I am also working on the development of a machine translation system for English-Magahi language pair. As you would notice, I am more generally interested in developing resources and technologies for under-resourced Indian languages. As part of this, I am interested in building a morphological analyzer for Braj Language (spoken in Braj Region of Agra, Mathura, Alighar, Bharatpur, etc in Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan, India) using the Apertium platform. I am working on Digital Dictionary for Sema language, and I am interested in making of morphological analyzer for Braj Language. And this rise my more interest in NLP, Machine Learning etc.
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 '''Week 2''' -  Preparing linguistic rule for Morphological analyzer
-'''
-Week 3''' -   Tokenizing the data
+'''Week 3''' -   Tokenizing the data
 '''Week 4''' -  Prepare tag set.

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-'''Apertium GSOC 2019
+'''Apertium GSOC 2019'''
-Morphological Analyzer of Braj'''
+== Morphological Analyzer of Braj ==
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 Name – Neerav Mathur
 Location – Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India -282001
 E-mail – nmathur54@gmail.com
 Mobile no. - +919719009548
 Github - https://github.com/ommathur54
 Time Zone - UTC +5.30
-'''
-Skills And Experience'''
+'''Skills And Experience'''
 My name is Neerav Mathur. I am 4th semester post graduate student at K.M.Institute of Hindi and Linguistics, Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar University Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India. I am studying Linguistics and during my previous semesters I have learnt Python, Machine Translation, XML. As part of my previous semester course project, I trainer and tested MALT Parser for Magahi Language. In order to do it, me and my classmate Mohit also developed a small treebank for the language. In the current semester, we are further expanding the treebank and we plan to implement the first full-fledged parser for the language. I am also working on the development of a machine translation system for English-Magahi language pair. As you would notice, I am more generally interested in developing resources and technologies for under-resourced Indian languages. As part of this, I am interested in building a morphological analyzer for Braj Language (spoken in Braj Region of Agra, Mathura, Alighar, Bharatpur, etc in Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan, India) using the Apertium platform. I am working on Digital Dictionary for Sema language, and I am interested in making of morphological analyzer for Braj Language. And this rise my more interest in NLP, Machine Learning etc.