AmAMorph: Finite State Morphological Analyzer for Amazighe
This paper presents AmAMorph, a morphological analyzer for Amazighe language using a system based on the NooJ linguistic development environment. The paper begins with the development of Amazighe lexicons with large coverage formalization. The built electronic lexicons, named ‘NAmLex’, ‘VAmLex’ and...
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| author | Fatima Zahra Nejme Siham Boulaknadel Driss Aboutajdine |
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| description | This paper presents AmAMorph, a morphological analyzer for Amazighe language using a system based on the NooJ linguistic development environment. The paper begins with the development of Amazighe lexicons with large coverage formalization. The built electronic lexicons, named ‘NAmLex’, ‘VAmLex’ and ‘PAmLex’ which stand for ‘Noun Amazighe Lexicon’, ‘Verb Amazighe Lexicon’ and ‘Particles Amazighe Lexicon’, link inflectional, morphological, and syntacticsemantic information to the list of lemmas. Automated inflectional and derivational routines are applied to each lemma producing over inflected forms. To our knowledge,AmAMorph is the first morphological analyzer for Amazighe. It identifies the component morphemes of the forms using large coverage morphological grammars. Along with the description of how the analyzer is implemented, this paper gives an evaluation of the analyzer. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-e0764de62ada4063bce2776af2f4e9672022-12-22T00:31:35ZengUniversity of Zagreb Faculty of Electrical Engineering and ComputingJournal of Computing and Information Technology1330-11361846-39082016-03-012419111010.20532/cit.2016.1002478AmAMorph: Finite State Morphological Analyzer for AmazigheFatima Zahra Nejme0Siham Boulaknadel1Driss Aboutajdine2LRIT, associated unit to the CNRST-URAC n ◦ 29, Mohammed V University, Faculty of ScienceCEISIC, Royal Institute of Amazigh CultureLRIT, associated unit to the CNRST-URAC n ◦ 29, Mohammed V University, Faculty of ScienceThis paper presents AmAMorph, a morphological analyzer for Amazighe language using a system based on the NooJ linguistic development environment. The paper begins with the development of Amazighe lexicons with large coverage formalization. The built electronic lexicons, named ‘NAmLex’, ‘VAmLex’ and ‘PAmLex’ which stand for ‘Noun Amazighe Lexicon’, ‘Verb Amazighe Lexicon’ and ‘Particles Amazighe Lexicon’, link inflectional, morphological, and syntacticsemantic information to the list of lemmas. Automated inflectional and derivational routines are applied to each lemma producing over inflected forms. To our knowledge,AmAMorph is the first morphological analyzer for Amazighe. It identifies the component morphemes of the forms using large coverage morphological grammars. Along with the description of how the analyzer is implemented, this paper gives an evaluation of the analyzer.http://cit.fer.hr/index.php/CIT/article/view/2478/2057Amazighe languageNatural Language ProcessingNooJLexical AnalysisInflectional MorphologyDerivational MorphologyUnknown wordsRecognition systems |
| spellingShingle | Fatima Zahra Nejme Siham Boulaknadel Driss Aboutajdine AmAMorph: Finite State Morphological Analyzer for Amazighe Journal of Computing and Information Technology Amazighe language Natural Language Processing NooJ Lexical Analysis Inflectional Morphology Derivational Morphology Unknown words Recognition systems |
| title | AmAMorph: Finite State Morphological Analyzer for Amazighe |
| title_full | AmAMorph: Finite State Morphological Analyzer for Amazighe |
| title_fullStr | AmAMorph: Finite State Morphological Analyzer for Amazighe |
| title_full_unstemmed | AmAMorph: Finite State Morphological Analyzer for Amazighe |
| title_short | AmAMorph: Finite State Morphological Analyzer for Amazighe |
| title_sort | amamorph finite state morphological analyzer for amazighe |
| topic | Amazighe language Natural Language Processing NooJ Lexical Analysis Inflectional Morphology Derivational Morphology Unknown words Recognition systems |
| url | http://cit.fer.hr/index.php/CIT/article/view/2478/2057 |
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