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Stop-Word Removal Algorithm and its Implementation for Sanskrit Language
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A simple approach is used to design stop-word removal algorithm and its implementation for Sanskrit language and the algorithm and the implementation uses dictionary based approach.
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Sanskrit lemmatizer for improvisation of morphological analyzer
Abstract The process of stripping off affixes from a word to arrive at root word or lemma is known as Lemmatization. The usefulness of lemmatizer in natural language operations cannot be overlooked…
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Sanskrit Machine Translation Systems: A Comparative Analysis
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The main aim to focus on Sanskrit in Machine Translation in this paper is to uncover the language suitability, its morphology and employ appropriate MT techniques.
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Sanskrit-Gujarati Constituency Mapper for Machine Translation System
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Grammatical divergences are discussed here so as to reflect in implementation of Machine Translation System (MTS), due to scarce or unavailability of parallel aligned corpora to incorporate statistical or Example based methodology.
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Generating Stopword List for Sanskrit Language
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The paper presents the first of its kind, a list of seventy-five generic stopwords of Sanskrit language extracted from a data amounting to nearly seventy-six thousand words, following a hybrid approach.
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Sanskrit Stopword Analysis Through Morphological Analyzer and Its Gujarati Equivalent for MT System
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The list of most common seventy-five Sanskrit stopwords are evaluated using rule-based morphological analyzer and most stopwords were classified as indeclinables and pronouns.
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Peer Analysis of “Sanguj” with Other Sanskrit Morphological Analyzers
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Here, 328 Sanskrit words are tested through four morphological analyzers namely—Samsaadhanii, morphological Analyzers by JNU and TDIL, both of which are available online and locally developed and installed Sanguj morphological analyzezer.
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Bilingual Dictionary for Sanskrit—Gujarati MT Implementation
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Sanskrit-Gujarati bilingual dictionary design, contents and its applicability is discussed to facilitate use-cases like machine translation, cross-lingual information retrieval, stemming, lemmatization, and other related task.
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A Novel Framework for Sanskrit-Gujarati Symbolic Machine Translation System
—Sanskrit falls under the Indo-European language family category. Gujarati, which has descended from the Sanskrit language, is a widely spoken language particularly in the Indian state of Gujarat.…
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