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Name: Gabriel Gregori Manzano

Email/Google chat: Email me

IRC nick: ggregori

Github repository: pending...

Research and experiment with the topics mentioned by my mentor:
- implementation of UNIX wildcards.
Start the work refining last year's architecture (e.g. choosing the modules for logging...).
Define and implement some small tests for the compiler.

(25/04 - 01/05): Basically this week has been dedicated to research/review some topics (some of them suggested by my mentor)

I have been reviewing NLP and Python using 'Natural Language Processing with Python' book.
I have been looking for a way to represent morphological labels in UCS/UTF and my mentor suggested using negative numbers as in Apertium internals. Anyway, I can worry about this later.
Using UTF with Python: 'codecs' and 'unicodedata' can be some useful modules.
Testing the option 'lt-proc' -b which is going to be the input of my compiler.

(02/05 - 08/05): This week I ended all the review/research needed, although I couldn't do all I wanted because I had to travel.

Ended with the introductory book reviewing NLP and Python.
Started designing and redefining the compiler's architecture following last year work and selected and did some tests with some modules. Some of the changes or improvements:
- Use of pipes/command-line arguments for the input of the compiler (like the rest of Apertium).
- Configurable logging module for info and debugging purposes (module: logging).
- Refactoring some methods in the expatparser class (e.g. extracting common code of the callback method).
- Create some additional classes in order to add some flexibility (e.g. parent class parser with the common code).

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 *Using UTF with Python: 'codecs' and 'unicodedata' can be some useful modules.
 *Testing the option 'lt-proc' -b which is going to be the input of my compiler.
+(02/05 - 08/05): This week I ended all the review/research needed, although I couldn't do all I wanted because I had to travel.
+*Ended with the introductory book reviewing NLP and Python.
+*Started designing and redefining the compiler's architecture following last year work and selected and did some tests with some modules. Some of the changes or improvements:
+**Use of pipes/command-line arguments for the input of the compiler (like the rest of Apertium).
+**Configurable logging module for info and debugging purposes (module: logging).
+**Refactoring some methods in the expatparser class (e.g. extracting common code of the callback method).
+**Create some additional classes in order to add some flexibility (e.g. parent class parser with the common code).