Monodix basics - Revision history

Tunedal at 07:42, 16 February 2015

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Reverted edits by Bech (talk) to last revision by Unhammer

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Link to French page

2014-04-28T08:47:49Z

Introduction

2014-04-28T08:46:12Z

Introduction

2011-12-21T21:04:04Z

Minor English syntactic and punctuation improvement throughout

2011-09-21T06:53:20Z

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Notes

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Paradigms

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+==See also==
+*[[Building dictionaries]]
+*[[Finding_errors_in_dictionaries]]
+*[[Cookbook]]
+*[[Chunking]]
+*[[Contributing to an existing pair]]
 ==Notes==

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 ==Introduction==
-On a global level, the most basic dictionary needs three sections. We're going to, step by step, define a dictionary that will analyse and generate the English word "beer" and its plural form, "beers". The first section defines the alphabet that is used with the dictionary. This is fairly self-explanatory (but see [[Alphabet]] for how it affects tokenisation); it will look something like:
+On a global level, the most basic dictionary needs three sections. We're going to, step by step, define a dictionary that will analyse and generate the English word "beer" and its plural form, "beers". The first section defines the alphabet that is used with the dictionary. This is fairly self-explanatory;<ref>See [[Alphabet]] for how the alphabet affects blanks and tokenisation of unknown words.</ref> it will look something like:
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 ==Introduction==
-On a global level, the most basic dictionary needs three sections. We're going to, step by step, define a dictionary that will analyse and generate the English word "beer" and its plural form, "beers". The first section defines the alphabet that is used with the dictionary. This is fairly self-explanatory; it will look something like:
+On a global level, the most basic dictionary needs three sections. We're going to, step by step, define a dictionary that will analyse and generate the English word "beer" and its plural form, "beers". The first section defines the alphabet that is used with the dictionary. This is fairly self-explanatory (but see [[Alphabet]] for how it affects tokenisation); it will look something like:
 <pre>

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 {{TOCD}}
 We've been told that the Apertium format for dictionaries is rather counter-intuitive, which is fair enough if you're not used to thinking of dictionaries in a particular way. This page hopes to be a '''basic''' introduction to how they work and how you can get started reading and writing them!

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-[[Category:Documentation]]
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 [[Category:Writing dictionaries]]

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   </pardefs>
   <section id="main" type="standard">
+    <e lm="beer"><i>beer</i><par n="beer__n"/></e>
+    <e lm="school"><i>school</i><par n="beer__n"/></e>
-    ...
+    <e lm="computer"><i>computer</i><par n="beer__n"/></e>
+    <e lm="house"><i>house</i><par n="beer__n"/></e>
   </section>
 </dictionary>