Bulgarian stemmer

[YavorIvanov]

Hi,

I have the rules for bulgarian stemmer. Don't really have the resources to put into coding this in C. I can give the rules if someone is willing to write it in C. They are the work of P.Nakov.

Regards, Yavor

[aurelian]

@YavorIvanov do you have the rules as .sbl file (for snowball compiler), if so can you post them somewhere (gist maybe)?

[YavorIvanov]

This is pretty much all I have https://gist.github.com/YavorIvanov/6105691

It's work from P.Nakov You can find more here http://people.ischool.berkeley.edu/~nakov/bulstem/

Honestly I looked at the C stuff to try and rewrite the rules in it but it's out of my skill in C.

[aurelian]

@YavorIvanov libstemmer_c can generate the .c/.h files from a snowball file, basically a string-handling language, so you don't need to write C code. For reference, you can check snowball manual. You can find examples here.

[YavorIvanov]

Thanks! I'll try to give it a shot.

On Aug 1 2013, at 14:15, Aurelian Oancea [email protected] wrote:

@YavorIvanov libstemmer_c can generate the .c/.h files from a snowball file, basically a string-handling language, so you don't need to write C code. For reference, you can check snowball manual. You can find examples here.

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[SvetlinStaev]

@YavorIvanov - did you manage to compile a stemmer for Bulgarian? I am looking for a way to build a stemmer with snowball but to no success yet.