User:Mary.szmary/proposal2017

Contact information

Name: Maria Sheyanova
E-mail: masha.shejanova@gmail.com
IRC: maryszmary
SourceForge: maryszmary
Phone number: +79169223114
Timezone: UTC+3

Why is it that you are interested in the Apertium project?

I have participated in GSoC 2016 with Apertium, which made me involved in this project. ...

Which of the published tasks are you interested in? What do you plan to do?

I am planning to work on UD-annotatrix. This will include making a user-friendly offline interface, which would enable linguists to make syntactic annotation.

Reasons why Google and Apertium should sponsor it

Currently ...

A description of how and who it will benefit in society

The result of this work is going to be useful for linguists who deal with dependency annotation.

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Field of work and available resources

Apertium has a web-interface for visualising syntactic trees written in Java-Script and HTML. The main idea of this project is to

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Work plan

Overview

post application period

• Understanding the architecture of the existing project
  
• Improving my knowledge of Java-Script
  

community bonding period

• Closer examination and evaluation of the tools that can be used:
  • blah;
  • blah blah blah ;
• Thinking more about the architecture of the app

work period

• 1st month: qwerty
• 2nd month:
• 3rd month:

Schedule

week 1: write scripts to get missing words for the Polish dictionary (using mostly wikisłownik and PWN, but maybe also some downloadable dictionaries)
weeks 2-3: write scripts to get translations for the bilingual dictionary (using mostly wikisłownik and online websites)
week 4: check the completeness of the dictionaries (I think I can use Russian and Polish corpora for that)
Deliverable #1
week 5-6: write the lexical choise (consider generating them automatically using corpora I have access to)
week 7: estimate the validity of the rules
week 8: start writing the transfer rules
27 June: midterm evaluations deadline
Deliverable #2
week 9-10: write the transfer rules
week 11: evaluating, testing
week 12: clean up the code, last fixes, writing documentation
Project completed: a language pair of release quality or close to it

List your skills and give evidence of your qualifications

I'm a 4th year bachelor student of Linguistic Faculty in NRU HSE (Russia).
Programming skills: Python, Bash, R, Java-Script.
Other computer skills: HTML, XML, CSS.
Languages: Russian (native), Polish, English, German, basic knowledge of Indonesian.

As a part of the coding challenge, I’ve fixed the #18 issue on the project's github.

List any non-Summer-of-Code plans you have for the Summer

I am working at my bachelor's thesis till the end of may, after that no other plans.