IFIP TC12 International Conference on Intelligent Information ProcessingTmshkina, J. (2006). Development of a multilingual parallel corpus and a part-of-speech tagger for Afrikaans. IFIP International Federation for Information Processing, 228, 453-462....
Pros and cons: Google’s computerized approach means it can translate tons of content — and fast. But computers aren’t quite up to speed with ever-evolving modern speech, so reports of translation errors are fairly common. On the plus side, the service has been vastly improved in the las...
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True; though the [x] is in fact a feature of middle-class Scottish speech, rather than (say) working-class Glaswegian, which says [lɔk] not [lɔx] for the totemic word. Romantic illusions notwithstanding, few Scots actually speak the Lallans in which [x] is truly native. I actu...
[z] as well, rather than having no voiced fricatives as if it were truly like how you describe it. As for AN having [x], I would guess that such is more how AN is spoken by people whose speech is influenced by Hollandic dialects to some extent or another rather than what AN ...
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It appears then that the use of DMs shows development between the ages of 4 and 6 years and that the use of DMs is delayed in children with SLI. Appropriate use of DMs can improve listeners' understanding of what is said; as such, it is recommended that speech-language therapists make ...
A part-of-speech tagger (POS tagger) is an important core technology necessary for the development of various human language technology applications and it is thus of great importance to develop a POS tagger for a language with an emerging human language technology (HLT) industry. The development...