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| + | You can find my proposal for GSoC 2014 [http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/proposal/public/google/gsoc2014/selimcan/5649050225344512 here]. |
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| − | Remember that this is only a preview :) |
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| + | [[Category:GSoC_2014_Student_proposals|Ilnar.salimzyan]] |
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| − | == GSoC application: Apertium-kaz-tat: machine translation between Kazakh and Tatar == |
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| − | '''Name:''' Ilnar Salimzyanov |
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| − | '''E-mail adress:''' ilnar.salimzyan@gmail.com |
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| − | ''Other information that may be useful to contact you:'' |
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| − | '''IRC:''' selimcan '''Sourceforge account:''' selimcan '''Cellphone:''' +79625617985 '''Timezone:''' UTC+04.00 |
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| − | =Why is it you are interested in machine translation?= |
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| − | =Why is it that you are interested in the Apertium project?= |
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| − | =Which of the published tasks are you interested in? What do you plan to do?= |
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| − | '''Task:''' |
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| − | ''Adopting a language pair'' |
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| − | '''Title:''' |
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| − | ''Apertium-kaz-tat — machine translation between Kazakh and Tatar'' |
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| − | ==Why should Google and Apertium sponsor it?== |
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| − | ==How and whom it will benefit in society?== |
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| − | =Work plan= |
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| − | =Work To do= |
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| − | ==Before the coding period:== |
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| − | ==The coding period:== |
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| − | ==Non-GSoC activities== |
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| − | ==List your skills and give evidence of your qualifications== |
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| − | I am the first year master’s student at the Kazan Federal University, studying Applied Linguistics <ref>A not-so-clear term, which caused many debates. What we study is a mix of computational linguistics, lexicography and several other courses.</ref> |
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| − | I got to know about Apertium first time in 2009, while writing a small paper at the university on comparison of available machine translation systems. Apertium fascinated me then being open source, showing rapid growth and being a good potential starting point for Tatar and other Turkic languages (yes, I have thought about them too). I played around with lttoolbox dictionary for Tatar (bad idea, I know, but I didn’t know about "X/S/HFST"s then and there weren’t any other Turkic languages involved). I even managed to model nouns morphotactics using it! |
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| − | Back in 2009 I translated part of the Official Documentation into Russian <ref> See /apertium/trunk/apertium-documentation/apertium-2.0/ru/apertium_docu.odt</ref> (till chapter 3.2.3; besides someone willing to finish it the translation needs a good editor). Also in 2009 I translated Apertium New language pair Howto into Russian. |
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| − | I was one of the participants of the Šupaškar Apertium Workshop, held in January this year, where Francis Tyers, Hector Alos-i-Font, |
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| − | Jonathan Washington and Trond Trosterud were instructors. |
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| − | I was very fortunate to see Jonathan and Francis work on Tatar-Bashkir pair as an example pair for the Šupaškar Workshop and move it to nursery. It is very useful to have a transducer for my native language (and a language closest to it) to learn the semantics and structure of lexc and twol files (which I wasn’t really familiar with, since using HFST with Apertium is relatively new thing and it is not mentioned in the Official Documentation), along with the reading the famous FSMBook. |
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| − | I have been involved in work on Tatar-Bashkir pair as, let’s say, “language-consultant” and “tester”<ref>See accepted, but not-yet-published paper here: https://www.softconf.com/lrec2012/TurkicLanguage2012/cgi-bin/scmd.cgi?scmd=getFinal&passcode=18X-P9A6A3D6H8&_lDoc=Paper</ref>. With another fellow from Ufa we have been translating top-5000 wordlist of Russian National Corpus into Tatar and Bashkir. This translations were added then to the translator files. Also, I have been analyzing some errors in the translations finding out, where Apertium-tt-ba performed not so well, describing it on the wiki <ref>The Morphology of Tatar Language</ref> and commiting from time to time to svn. |
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| − | ==References== |
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| − | <references/> |
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| − | [[Category:GSoC 2012 Student Proposals]] |
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Latest revision as of 13:17, 14 May 2014
You can find my proposal for GSoC 2014 here.
