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| [[Image:Spectie.260.jpg|100px|center]] || Francis&nbsp;Morton&nbsp;Tyers<br/>([[User:Francis Tyers|wiki]] · [[Special:Emailuser/Francis Tyers|email]]) || spectie, spectei, spectre || || Under-resourced, regional, and marginalised languages. || I'm a PhD student at the Universitat d'Alacant. Apart from machine translation, I'm interested in rule-based approaches to morphological analysis and disambiguation, dependency grammars and lexical selection.
| [[Image:Spectie.260.jpg|100px|center]] || Francis&nbsp;Morton&nbsp;Tyers<br/>([[User:Francis Tyers|wiki]] · [[Special:Emailuser/Francis Tyers|email]]) || spectie, spectei, spectre || || || I'm a PhD student at the Universitat d'Alacant. Apart from machine translation, I'm interested in rule-based approaches to morphological analysis and disambiguation, dependency grammars and lexical selection.
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| [[Image:Jonathan_in_a_Qyrgyz_qalpaq.jpg|100px|center]] || Jonathan&nbsp;North&nbsp;Washington<br />([[User:Firespeaker|wiki]] · [[Special:Emailuser/Firespeaker|email]]) || firespeaker, jonorthwash, kd5cfx || || Phonetics/phonology, language documentation, Turkic languages || I'm a Ph.D. student at Indiana University. I work mainly on phonetics, phonology, historical linguistics, and language documentation, and am most interested in Turkic languages. My relevant strengths are in developing computational morphologies and phonologies using [[lexc]] and [[twol]].
| [[Image:Jonathan_in_a_Qyrgyz_qalpaq.jpg|100px|center]] || Jonathan&nbsp;North&nbsp;Washington<br />([[User:Firespeaker|wiki]] · [[Special:Emailuser/Firespeaker|email]]) || firespeaker, jonorthwash, kd5cfx || [[apertium-kaz-tat|Kazakh-Tatar]], [[apertium-tur-kir|Turkish-Kyrgyz]], [[apertium-kaz-kir|Kazakh-Kyrgyz]], [[apertium-khk-kaz|Khalkha-Kazakh]], as well as transducers for [[apertium-chv|Chuvash]], [[apertium-bak|Bashqort]], [[apertium-tkm|Turkmen]]<br />([[User:Firespeaker|more info...]]) || Khalkha-Kazakh, Uzbek-Kyrgyz, Qaraqalpaq-Uzbek || I'm a Ph.D. student at Indiana University. I work mainly on phonetics, phonology, historical linguistics, and language documentation, and am most interested in Turkic languages. My relevant strengths are in developing computational morphologies and phonologies using [[lexc]] and [[twol]].
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| || Ilnar&nbsp;Salimzyanov<br/> || selimcan || ||
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| [[Image:Zfe.jpg|100px|center]] || Gianluca&nbsp;Grossi<br/>([[User:Zfe|wiki]]) || zfe || || mobile computing, modern Anatolian Turkish, Italian, Latin || I am teaching Italian in Istanbul. I've worked mostly on Turkish (see [[turmorph]]). Interested in potential uses of apertium on iOS platform, dictionaries fetishist.
| [[Image:Zfe.jpg|100px|center]] || Gianluca&nbsp;Grossi<br/>([[User:Zfe|wiki]]) || zfe || || || I am teaching Italian in Istanbul. I've worked mostly on Turkish (see [[turmorph]]). Interested in potential uses of apertium on iOS platform, dictionaries fetishist.
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| || Mikel Forcada || || ||
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| || Aida Sundetova || || ||
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Revision as of 20:39, 12 July 2013

The Apertium Turkic working group includes everyone who works on Turkic-language resources as part of the Apertium project. Resources we develop include not just Machine Translation systems, but their underlying components which can be repurposed, including morphological transducers, disambiguators, and dictionaries.

Translation Pairs

We have done quite a bit of work on Machine Translation systems involving Turkic languages. This section provides a short overview of some of them, roughly in order of how well they work.

Kazakh-Tatar

Turkish-Kyrgyz

Tatar-Bashqort

Chuvash-Turkish

Kazakh-English

Planned for the future

People

Active contributors

Photo Name IRC nick Projects involved in Projects interested in Bio
Spectie.260.jpg
 Francis Morton Tyers
(wiki · email)		 spectie, spectei, spectre I'm a PhD student at the Universitat d'Alacant. Apart from machine translation, I'm interested in rule-based approaches to morphological analysis and disambiguation, dependency grammars and lexical selection.
Jonathan in a Qyrgyz qalpaq.jpg
 Jonathan North Washington
(wiki · email)		 firespeaker, jonorthwash, kd5cfx Kazakh-Tatar, Turkish-Kyrgyz, Kazakh-Kyrgyz, Khalkha-Kazakh, as well as transducers for Chuvash, Bashqort, Turkmen
(more info...)		 Khalkha-Kazakh, Uzbek-Kyrgyz, Qaraqalpaq-Uzbek I'm a Ph.D. student at Indiana University. I work mainly on phonetics, phonology, historical linguistics, and language documentation, and am most interested in Turkic languages. My relevant strengths are in developing computational morphologies and phonologies using lexc and twol.
Ilnar Salimzyanov
 selimcan
Zfe.jpg
 Gianluca Grossi
(wiki)		 zfe I am teaching Italian in Istanbul. I've worked mostly on Turkish (see turmorph). Interested in potential uses of apertium on iOS platform, dictionaries fetishist.
Mikel Forcada
Aida Sundetova

Previous contributors

Photo Name IRC nick Language(s) Interests Bio
Mirlan Ipasov
Hèctor Alòs i Font
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