Difference between revisions of "Ideas for Google Summer of Code/Closer integration with HFST"
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* Create a new XML-based format for [[lexc]] inspired by [[lttoolbox]] (see [[Development ideas for dictionary format]]) |
* Create a new XML-based format for [[lexc]] inspired by [[lttoolbox]] (see [[Development ideas for dictionary format]]) |
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* Add a compiler for this format, with support for direction restrictions. |
* Add a compiler for this format, with support for direction restrictions. |
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− | * Fix [ |
+ | * Fix [https://sourceforge.net/p/hfst/bugs/153/ this bug] in <code>hfst-proc</code> tokenisation. |
− | ** the link says it's fixed, is it? (or is it that we want <code>^al/*al$ ^žaktare/*žaktare$</code> instead of <code>^al žaktare/*al žaktare$</code>?) |
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− | *** yes, we want the same behaviour as lttoolbox. |
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* Modify the HFST build process to make a "minimal" Apertium-centred install. |
* Modify the HFST build process to make a "minimal" Apertium-centred install. |
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* Add [[lttoolbox]] as a backend to HFST. |
* Add [[lttoolbox]] as a backend to HFST. |
Latest revision as of 23:58, 5 April 2013
This is a set of subtasks to make it easier for Apertium developers to use the Helsinki Finite-State Toolkit (HFST). HFST is a great toolkit for working with morphological transducers, but it is pretty difficult to install, and also not very well integrated with Apertium / doesn't really follow the Apertium way of doing things. We'd like to make it more closely integrated.
Tasks[edit]
- Create a new XML-based format for lexc inspired by lttoolbox (see Development ideas for dictionary format)
- Add a compiler for this format, with support for direction restrictions.
- Fix this bug in
hfst-proc
tokenisation. - Modify the HFST build process to make a "minimal" Apertium-centred install.
- Add lttoolbox as a backend to HFST.
- Make
hfst-expand
obey flag diacritics.
Coding challenge[edit]
Frequently asked questions[edit]
- none yet, ask us something! :)