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** For example to do tenses, number agreement, etc. |
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==Tagger== |
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==Testing== |
==Testing== |
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Revision as of 18:08, 25 May 2009
Contents |
Todo
- Add all closed categories to the monolingual dictionaries.
- Perform an intersection on the monolingual dictionaries. (Making them consistent)
- We only want stuff in the Irish analyser that we can translate into Scottish Gaelic -- so, in order for a word to be included, it should be in both the Irish monolingual, bilingual and the translation in the Scottish Gaelic monolingual. With the words for which we don't have translations we can just comment them out -- or move them to a separate file in
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- We only want stuff in the Irish analyser that we can translate into Scottish Gaelic -- so, in order for a word to be included, it should be in both the Irish monolingual, bilingual and the translation in the Scottish Gaelic monolingual. With the words for which we don't have translations we can just comment them out -- or move them to a separate file in
- Do some fixing of the bilingual dictionary
- Some restrictions probably need adding.
- Some conjunctions are marked "cnj" and not subdivided for "cnjcoo", "cnjsub" etc.
- Write rules to do initial mutations for generation.
- Write some transfer rules.
- For example to do tenses, number agreement, etc.
Testing
See also
Notes
