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Added links to the four major parts-of-speech (`N`: noun, `V`: verb, `Pron`: pronoun, and `Ipc`: particle), with commit: https://github.com/UAlbertaALTLab/morphodict/commit/b5b2480d953433ba0d6f369e4f3028ce88fe0887 @Eluviian This would mean that one could prototype opening a link,...
AEW: there should be a clear separation of linguistic content from metalinguistic labels, e.g. using table column/row line boundaries.
I also uploaded these to our subrepo intended for large FSTs: `https://github.com/UAlbertaALTLab/fst-exchange`
@nienna73 We might want to upload these, as using them should fix certain glitches in the English phrase translations with the original versions of the FOMABINs, presumably following the instructions...
@fbanados The generator for English verb phrases used a new approach (templates), and was renamed accordingly (so the code reference should also be updated); the approaches for English noun phrase...
@andrewdotn @nienna73 I believe this has now in practice been implemented with or in conjunction with incremental import? Whatever remains might be commented here, but otherwise this and the associated...
The following XFSCRIPT code should generate the normative generator (with morpheme boundaries) and the descriptive analyzer for crk, from the elements existing in giellalt/lang-crk/ - What is needed is the...
This requires a description of the steps needed to create updated LEXC source from the various dictionary sources. This is documented here: https://github.com/UAlbertaALTLab/crk-db/issues/108
The above code follows regular Xerox-style regular-expression syntax for rewrite rules (Karttunen & Beesley 2003).
Here's most of the above being run through and recognized by a descriptive FST with a weighted spell-relax: ``` hfst-lookup -q ../../inc/crk-anl-desc-w.hfst nitas nitas mitâs+N+A+D+Px1Sg+Sg 0.250000 nitas mitâs+N+I+D+Px1Sg+Sg 0.250000 nitas...