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=== TODO list === |
=== TODO list === |
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* Review NLP and Python using an appropriate book. |
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* Research and experiment with the topics mentioned by my mentor: |
* Research and experiment with the topics mentioned by my mentor: |
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** implementation of UNIX wildcards. |
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*Start the work refining last year's architecture (e.g. choosing the modules for logging...). |
*Start the work refining last year's architecture (e.g. choosing the modules for logging...). |
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*Define and implement some small tests for the compiler. |
*Define and implement some small tests for the compiler. |
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=== Weekly reports === |
=== Weekly reports === |
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(25/04 - 01/05): Basically this week has been dedicated to research/review some topics (some of them suggested by my mentor) |
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(25/04 - 01/05): pending... |
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*I have been reviewing NLP and Python using 'Natural Language Processing with Python' book. |
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*I have been looking for a way to represent morphological labels in UCS/UTF and my mentor suggested using negative numbers as in Apertium internals. Anyway, I can worry about this later. |
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*Using UTF with Python: 'codecs' and 'unicodedata' can be some useful modules. |
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*Testing the option 'lt-proc' -b which is going to be the input of my compiler. |
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Revision as of 08:44, 2 May 2011
About me
Name: Gabriel Gregori Manzano
Email/Google chat: Email me
IRC nick: ggregori
GSoC 2011
VM for the transfer module - Application
Github repository: pending...
TODO list
- Research and experiment with the topics mentioned by my mentor:
- implementation of UNIX wildcards.
- Start the work refining last year's architecture (e.g. choosing the modules for logging...).
- Define and implement some small tests for the compiler.
Weekly reports
(25/04 - 01/05): Basically this week has been dedicated to research/review some topics (some of them suggested by my mentor)
- I have been reviewing NLP and Python using 'Natural Language Processing with Python' book.
- I have been looking for a way to represent morphological labels in UCS/UTF and my mentor suggested using negative numbers as in Apertium internals. Anyway, I can worry about this later.
- Using UTF with Python: 'codecs' and 'unicodedata' can be some useful modules.
- Testing the option 'lt-proc' -b which is going to be the input of my compiler.
