Mono Versus Multilingual BERT: A Case Study inHindi andMarathi Named Entity Recognition doi:10.1007/978-981-19-6088-8_56Named entity recognition (NER) is the process of recognizing and classifying important information (entities) in text. Proper nouns, such as a person's name, an organization'...
Writing in L2 Hindi: A Case StudyRanjan, Rajiv
we present a case study of Hindi-English bilingual Twitter users while considering the nuances that come with the intermixing of different scripts. We present a concise analysis of how scripts and languages interact in communities and cultures where code-mixing is ...
Translanguaging in Translation: A Case Study of an English Translation of a Hindi Novel "Godaan" This paper studies traces of translanguaging within published translated texts. Although occurrences of linguistic features of the source language (SL) are... E Sato,A Sharma 被引量: 1发表: 2017年...
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The knowledge gained through this ongoing project cannot be generalised as a quantitative study, although it can provide a better comprehensive picture of local in-depth phenomena. Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria: Aged over 18 years English/Japanese/Urdu/Hindi speakers Living and working in the ...
Watch The Case Study of Vanitas (Hindi Dub) Hands upon a Nightmare, on Crunchyroll. Chloé reveals why she wants to kill Naenia. After Naenia's true nature is revealed and Chloé's malnomen is triggered, Vanitas and Noé scramble to save Gévaudan with s
Journal of Research on Computing in EducationImproving the instructional congruency of a computermediated small-group discussion: A case study in design and delivery - Ahern, El-Hindi, et al. - 2000Spring 2000). Improving the instructional congruency of a computer-mediated small-group discussion: ...
In other cases a given language may be written in two different scripts (e.g., words in Hindi/Urdu can be written in either Devanagari script or in the Perso-Arabic script. Users of Hindi/Urdu may be literate in only one of the scripts or may be biliterate; see Rao et al., 2011)...
We assume that the event exists in the first line of the document. If we do not find it in the first line, then we take the help of emotion analysis. If it has negative polarity, then it is associated with an unexpected event which has negative meaning. We use NLTK for emotion ...