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We have <code><</code> and <code>></code> for morphological tags, and <code>{</code> and <code>}</code> for [[archiphonemes]] and morphological features. We add a new type of symbol with <code>[</code> and <code>]</code> for modelling morphotactic restrictions. |
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==Example== |
==Example== |
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Revision as of 15:44, 14 June 2014
People like to use flag diacritics for stuff. But they are bad because they are ugly and get in the way of stuff.
Alternative: Use symbols and finite-state operations!
We have < and > for morphological tags, and { and } for archiphonemes and morphological features. We add a new type of symbol with [ and ] for modelling morphotactic restrictions.
Example
Multichar_Symbols %<v%> %<cop%> %<tv%> %<aor%> %<prog%> %<p1% %<p3%> %<sg%> %[%-aor%] %[%+aor%] %+ LEXICON Root Verbs ; LEXICON PERS %<p1%>%<sg%>:im # ; %<p3%>%<sg%>: # ; LEXICON COP %+i%<cop%>%<aor%>%[%+aor%]: PERS ; LEXICON V-TV %<v%>%<tv%>%<aor%>%[%+aor%]:ar PERS ; %<v%>%<tv%>%<aor%>%[%+aor%]:ar COP ; %<v%>%<tv%>%<prog%>%[%-aor%]:iyor COP ; LEXICON Verbs bil:bil V-TV ; ! ""
Alphabet b i l m i y o r u m %<v%> %<tv%> %<prog%> %<aor%> %<p1%> %<p2%> %<p3%> %<sg%> %<cop%> %[%+aor%]:0 %[%-aor%]:0 ; Sets Verb = %<v%> ; Rules "No consecutive +aor tags" %[%+aor%]:0 /<= %[%+aor%]:0 :* _ ;
$ hfst-lexc test.lexc | hfst-invert -o test.hfst $ hfst-twolc test-const.twol -o const.hfst $ hfst-compose-intersect -1 test.hfst -2 const.hfst | hfst-fst2strings biliyorim:bil<v><tv><prog>+i<cop><aor><p1><sg> biliyor:bil<v><tv><prog>+i<cop><aor><p3><sg> bilarim:bil<v><tv><aor><p1><sg> bilar:bil<v><tv><aor><p3><sg>
