[Snowball-discuss] Hungarian, Lithuanian and Slovakian stemmers?
George Michael Pearson
G.M.Pearson@damtp.cam.ac.uk
Thu Jan 23 23:53:03 2003
Hi Martin,
I don't know yet whether our partners will be able to summon any resources
to help - but I've set them the task of asking around. We're creating a
multilingual mathematics thesaurus - a not very interesting version of
this is at http://thesaurus.maths.org. This is being ported to the
Noosphere engine that runs http://planetmath.org. Noosphere uses a perl
Porter(?) stemmer to create hyperlinks between its encyclopaedia entries.
I'm internationalising the code for our partners, so that's why the issue
arises.
I have some hope that something will emerge from Hungary as they are
furthest ahead with translation work in the project, and have some
relevant linguistic/computational experience nearby.
Mike
On Thu, 23 Jan 2003, Martin Porter wrote:
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> Actually, if you do find anything out it would be interesting to know.
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> What sort of timescale are you working to? If you had mentioned just one of
> those languages, I might have proposed doing it myself, but three is too
> much of a tall order!
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> It sounds as if you are attempting an ambitious and interesting CLIR project ...
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> Martin
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