Efficient Encoding of Inflection Rules in NLP Systems

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Abstract
The grammatical parsing unit is a core module in natural language processing engines. This unit determines the grammatical roles of the incoming words and it converts the sentences into semantic models. A special grammar rule in agglutinative languages is the inflection rule. The traditional, automata-based parsers are usually not very effective in the parsing of inflection transformations. The paper presents implementation alternatives and compares them from the viewpoint of time efficiency and accuracy. The prototype system was tested with examples from Hungarian.
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Authors BARABÁSS, Péter;KOVÁC, László;
Journal scientific bulletin of the ''petru maior" university of tîrgu mureș
Year 2012
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http://scientificbulletin.upm.ro/papers/2012/v2/P.BARABAS,%20L.KOVACS%20-%20Efficient%20Encoding%20of%20Inflection%20Rules%20in%20NLP%20Systems.pdf
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