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A "Java port" of Apertium would enable use on |
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- Windows, |
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- J2ME/Android phones, |
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- web pages (applets), |
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- desktop application, |
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- Java server applications. |
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The last 2 is relevant as, for example an OpenOffice.org plugin should be platform independent to be maintainable. |
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AFAIK we havent seen anyone embedding Apertium in a desktop application. Currently Apertium is usable in a local subdir but installation isnt trivial to an end user, but note that 'embedding' something isnt the same as 'using a locally installed version'. |
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Having a packaged easy-to-use version of Apertium ready for embedding MT in a larger program would be very cool. |
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Ideally should a self-contained Apertium JAR file, only dependent on JRE and/or a JAR file per language pair. |
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An "embedding" approach is to use a client stub to an [[Apertium web service]], but there can be reasons why people prefers to have things installed locally (we don't need to repeat them here). |
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Missing for a complete port of apertium in java is tagger, piping/modes, interchunk/postchunk and format handling. |
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Af I see it: |
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- Interchunk/postchunk I could do in very short time, so I could mentor this |
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- Tagger: The C++ code is there and some has already been ported to Java (lttoolbox parts), probably someone could port it relatively easy, if someone understanding tagger would co-mentor that part. I'd say its not necessary to port tagger training, just the core (bigram) tagging during translation. |
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- Piping/modes isnt too hard. |
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- Format handling: I'd say that it would be OK just to be able to handle normal text. |
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--[[Special:Contributions/110.44.113.254|110.44.113.254]] 08:19, 14 March 2010 (UTC) |
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