Resources for turkish morphological processing

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AuthorsHaşim SakOATunga Güngör OAMurat Saraçlar OA

Year2011

JournalLanguage Resources and Evaluation

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We present a set of language resources and tools—a morphological parser, a morphological disambiguator, and a text corpus—for exploiting Turkish morphology in natural language processing applications. The morphological parser is a state-of-the-art finite-state transducer-based implementation of Turkish morphology. The disambiguator is based on the averaged perceptron algorithm and has the best accuracy reported for Turkish in the literature. The text corpus has been compiled from the web and contains about 500 million tokens. This is the largest Turkish web corpus published.

LanguageTurkish

Stimuli typewords, morphemes

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