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== Contact Information ==
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Name:
  
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*'''Name:''' Pedro Manicardi Soares
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E-mail address:
  
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* '''Email:''' pedromanic@usp.br
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Other information that may be useful to contact you (e.g. IRC):
  
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* '''Github:''' https://github.com/PedroManicardi
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* '''IRC:''' pedro_manic
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* '''Timezone:''' UTC-2
   
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Why is it that you are interested in Apertium?
  
   
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== Background ==
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Which of the published tasks are you interested in? What do you plan to do?
 
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A fourth year computer engineering student at the University of São Paulo in Brazil.
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Native Language: Portuguese
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Other Languages: English (advanced), Spanish (basics)
   
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== Skills ==
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Include a proposal, including
 
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* C
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* a title,
  
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* C++
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* reasons why Google and Apertium should sponsor it,
  
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* xml
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* a description of how and who it will benefit in society,
  
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* python
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* and a detailed work plan (including, if possible, a schedule with milestones and deliverables).
  
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* linux
   
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== Why am I interested in Apertium? ==
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=== Work plan ===
  
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* Apertium has an active community, with people to help you when you are in difficulty.
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* Learn and contribute to open-source projects and know how they work.
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* Apertium is a PLN community and I have specialized in this field during my undergraduate studies.
   
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==Which of the published tasks am I interested in? What do I plan to do?==
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* Week 1:
 
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I am interested in the task "Add Capitalization Handling Module to a Language Pair". My goal is to add Capitalization rules to Spanish-Portuguese(es-pt) pair.
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* Week 2:
  
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* Week 3:
  
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* Week 4:
  
   
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== Proposal ==
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=== Deliverables ===
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== Why should Google and Apertium sponsor it? ==
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Correct capitalization will improve the experience of millions of people when using MT. This project will contribute to the community, with the potential to use the rules for more language-pairs. For more, once Google sponsor, will contribute to open source development.
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== How and who will it benefit in society? ==
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== Coding Challenge ==
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I implemented the modules for extracting and restoring capitalization for the es-pt language pair. The code cand be find [https://github.com/PedroManicardi/capitalization-restoration here]. This program have the capitalization handling module, so sets the first word of a sentence to uppercase.
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== Work plan ==
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=== Community bonding period (May 1 - 26): ===
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* Get to know better the tools of Apertium and its community
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* See how capitalization of uppercase letters is currently implemented
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* Learn more about XML tools
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* Identify issues with the current implementation
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===Work Period (May 27 - August 26)===
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Week 1 (May 27 - July 02):
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*Introducing caps-restoration for the language pair es-pt.
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*Understanding better the capitalization rules.
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Week 2 (June 03-09):
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*Implementing the existing rules.
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*Adding more rules targeting common scenarios.
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Week 3 (June 10-16):
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*Continuing to create new capitalization rules.
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*Beginning to transition capitalization to monolingual modules.
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Week 4 (June 17-23):
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*Creating tests.
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*Correcting errors.
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*Updating documentation.
 
* '''Deliverable #1'''
  
* '''Deliverable #1'''
   
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* Week 5:
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Week 5 (June 24-30):
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* Week 6:
  
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* Week 7:
  
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* Week 8:
  
   
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Week 6 (July 01-07):
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* '''Deliverable #2'''
  
   
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* Week 9:
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Week 7 (July 12-18):
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* Week 10:
  
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* Week 11:
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Week 8 (July 19-25):
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* Week 12:
  
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* '''Deliverable #2'''
   
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Week 9,10 (July 26 - August 07):
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* '''Project completed'''
  
   
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Week 11,12 (August 08 - 19):
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Include time needed to think, to program, to document and to disseminate.
  
   
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If you are intending to disseminate to a conference, which conference are you intending to submit to. Make sure
  
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to factor in time taken to run any experiments/evaluations and write them up in your work plan.
  
   
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'''Project completed'''
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List your skills and give evidence of your qualifications. Tell us what is your current field of study,
 
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major, etc. Convince us that you can do the work.
 
   
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== Other Summer Plans ==
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List any non-Summer-of-Code plans you have for the Summer, especially employment, if you are applying for
 
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I will have final exams in two last weeks of June so i will dedicate my self 10 hours per week. In the rest I can dedicate 30 hours per week. Vacation in July and August so I can devote 40 hours per week
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internships, and class-taking. Be specific about schedules and time commitments. we would like to be sure you have
 
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at least 30 free hours a week to develop for our project.
  

Latest revision as of 04:35, 2 April 2024

Contact Information[edit]


Background[edit]

A fourth year computer engineering student at the University of São Paulo in Brazil.
Native Language: Portuguese
Other Languages: English (advanced), Spanish (basics)

Skills[edit]

  • C
  • C++
  • xml
  • python
  • linux

Why am I interested in Apertium?[edit]

  • Apertium has an active community, with people to help you when you are in difficulty.
  • Learn and contribute to open-source projects and know how they work.
  • Apertium is a PLN community and I have specialized in this field during my undergraduate studies.

Which of the published tasks am I interested in? What do I plan to do?[edit]

I am interested in the task "Add Capitalization Handling Module to a Language Pair". My goal is to add Capitalization rules to Spanish-Portuguese(es-pt) pair.

Proposal[edit]

Deliverables[edit]

Why should Google and Apertium sponsor it?[edit]

Correct capitalization will improve the experience of millions of people when using MT. This project will contribute to the community, with the potential to use the rules for more language-pairs. For more, once Google sponsor, will contribute to open source development.

How and who will it benefit in society?[edit]

Coding Challenge[edit]

I implemented the modules for extracting and restoring capitalization for the es-pt language pair. The code cand be find here. This program have the capitalization handling module, so sets the first word of a sentence to uppercase.

Work plan[edit]

Community bonding period (May 1 - 26):[edit]

  • Get to know better the tools of Apertium and its community
  • See how capitalization of uppercase letters is currently implemented
  • Learn more about XML tools
  • Identify issues with the current implementation

Work Period (May 27 - August 26)[edit]

Week 1 (May 27 - July 02):

  • Introducing caps-restoration for the language pair es-pt.
  • Understanding better the capitalization rules.

Week 2 (June 03-09):

  • Implementing the existing rules.
  • Adding more rules targeting common scenarios.

Week 3 (June 10-16):

  • Continuing to create new capitalization rules.
  • Beginning to transition capitalization to monolingual modules.

Week 4 (June 17-23):

  • Creating tests.
  • Correcting errors.
  • Updating documentation.
  • Deliverable #1

Week 5 (June 24-30):

Week 6 (July 01-07):

Week 7 (July 12-18):

Week 8 (July 19-25):

  • Deliverable #2

Week 9,10 (July 26 - August 07):

Week 11,12 (August 08 - 19):


Project completed

Other Summer Plans[edit]

I will have final exams in two last weeks of June so i will dedicate my self 10 hours per week. In the rest I can dedicate 30 hours per week. Vacation in July and August so I can devote 40 hours per week .

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