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| + | Throughout this semester, I was introduced to several tools we used in class to develop language technologies like hfst, lexd, and Apertium. I did not understand what was happening behind the simple files we created in class and how they were converted to output, and using them felt difficult or not intuitive. I decided to use Python to build my own analyser for Amis, the language I worked with all semester long. By building a tool myself in Python, I have full control over all parts of the tool and its functionality. | ||
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| + | I wanted a program that, like the .lexd file I created earlier in the semester, would use Amis grammar patterns to put together morphemes to form words and show tags. | ||
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| + | The first step was to assemble a list of morphemes. Luckily, our lexd file already had lots of morphemes listed out for me to use. Entries in lexd file look something like this: | ||
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| + | aku:aku <pers><sg><p1>: | ||
| + | isu:isu <pers><sg><p2>: | ||
| + | ingra:ingra <pers><sg><p3>: | ||
| + | ira:ira <pers><sg><p3>: # Possible fix to pronoun spelling issue | ||
| + | ita:ita <pers><pl><p1><incl>: | ||
| + | ami:ami <pers><pl><p1><excl>: | ||
| + | amu:amu <pers><pl><p2>: | ||
| + | angra:angra <pers><pl><p3>: | ||
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=Links to my Code= | =Links to my Code= | ||
https://github.com/lchien1/chien-ami-analysis | https://github.com/lchien1/chien-ami-analysis | ||
Revision as of 06:51, 4 May 2023
What I Did
Throughout this semester, I was introduced to several tools we used in class to develop language technologies like hfst, lexd, and Apertium. I did not understand what was happening behind the simple files we created in class and how they were converted to output, and using them felt difficult or not intuitive. I decided to use Python to build my own analyser for Amis, the language I worked with all semester long. By building a tool myself in Python, I have full control over all parts of the tool and its functionality.
I wanted a program that, like the .lexd file I created earlier in the semester, would use Amis grammar patterns to put together morphemes to form words and show tags.
The first step was to assemble a list of morphemes. Luckily, our lexd file already had lots of morphemes listed out for me to use. Entries in lexd file look something like this:
aku:aku <pers><sg><p1>: isu:isu <pers><sg><p2>: ingra:ingra <pers><sg><p3>: ira:ira <pers><sg><p3>: # Possible fix to pronoun spelling issue ita:ita <pers><pl><p1><incl>: ami:ami <pers><pl><p1><excl>: amu:amu <pers><pl><p2>: angra:angra <pers><pl><p3>:
Links to my Code
https://github.com/lchien1/chien-ami-analysis
