Parsing Sanskrit sentences using Lexical Functional Grammar

Tapaswi, Namrata; Jain, Suresh; Chourey, Vaishali

doi:10.1109/icsai.2012.6223595

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“…Namrata Tapaswi and Dr. Suresh Jain introduced how we parse Sanskrit sentence using f-structure and c-structure of LFG [1]. Namrata Tapaswi and Dr. Suresh Jain introduced how to morph the Sanskrit Sentances also [2].…”

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Knowledge representation of grammatical constructs of Sanskrit Language using rule based Sanskrit Language to English Language machine translation

Gupta¹,

Tapaswi

Jain

2013

2013 International Conference on Advances in Technology and Engineering (ICATE)

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To develop a machine translation system it's necessary to discover variation of pattern among two different languages. Regarding this number of machine translation developers have focus on the fact that it is complicated to made general strategies which are universal for any two language. This paper aims to show knowledge representation of machine translation procedure of Sanskrit to English language by using the rule based approach. For this we used a parsing technique to generate Lexemes. Then they will use in process of translation as input. We have generated some mapping rules and a dictionary based patterns to find out desired output for generating final results. Sanskrit having a rich grammar, so grammar rules are playing key role.

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confidence: 99%