Part of Speech Taggers for Morphologically Rich Indian Languages: A Survey

Kumar, Dinesh; Josan, Gurpreet Singh

doi:10.5120/1078-1409

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“…My work shows the evolution of an easy and effective automatic tagger in support of inflectional and derivational morphologically rich language Hindi. Indian languages are morphologically rich with less linguistically peculiar patterns and rules and heavy annotated corpora and thus the development of POS tagger is a difficult task [6]. POS tagging is a phenomenon of allotting the words in a textual matter as matching to a picky component of speech.…”

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POS Tagging Approaches: A Comparison

Kumawat¹,

Jain²

2015

IJCA

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Part of speech (POS) cataloguing is the process of allocating the part of speech tag or other philological class sign to each and every word in a sentence. In many Natural Language Processing presentations such as word intellect disambiguation, information recovery, information handling, analyzing, interrogating, and machine interpretation, POS tagging is reflected as the one of the basic obligatory tool. Categorizing the uncertainties in language philological items is the puzzling objective in the procedure of emerging an effectual and correct POS Tagger. Works survey displays that, for Indian lingoes, POS taggers were established only in Hindi, Punjabi, Bengali and Dravidian languages. Some POS taggers were also established generic to the Hindi, Telugu and Bengali tongues. All scheduled POS taggers were grounded on diverse Tag-set, established by diverse organization and individuals. This paper speaks the various developments in POS-taggers and POS-tag-set for Indian language, which is very essential computational verbal tool needed for many natural language processing (NLP) presentation [15].

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POS Tagging Approaches: A Comparison

Kumawat¹,

Jain²

2015

IJCA

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“…In suffix Stripping module, they separate the word and the suffix from the surface form, here they make use of suffix stripping algorithm. In the paper by Dinesh Kumar ,Et.al [9],the morphological analyzer accept the input text and it is transliterated to an intermediate representation which is stored as a file. This file used while traversing the FSA.…”

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“…Dinesh Kumar ,Et.al [9] A string is said to be accepted [7] ii. Dinesh Kumar ,Et.al [9] Advanced [6] ii.Vinod P M,Et.al [8] ii. Jisha P Jayan Et.al [15] Removing suffix from word to get the stem word i.…”

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Morphological Analyzer for Malayalam: A Literature Survey

Shaji¹,

Sindhu²

2014

IJCA

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Natural Language processing deals with analysing, generating and understanding the languages that human generally use. Morphological Analyzer is an important part in Natural Language Processing. Morphological Analyzer always returns the morpheme and its associated grammatical structure. This paper describes about the different techniques in morphological analyzer and different implementations of morphological analyzer in Malayalam.

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“…The accuracy of the system is 90.11%. Dinesh Kumar [1] developed part of speech tagger using neural network. This was the first part of speech tagger was developed using Neural Network approach.…”

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Punjabi Pos Tagger: Rule Based and HMM

Singh¹,

Goyal²

2017

IJARCSSE

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In most of the cases, the accuracy of these NLP applications depends upon the accuracy of POS tagger. Therefore, efforts are put to develop an accurate POS tagger for Punjabi. There are different approaches to implement POS tagger, but we have opted to use Rule Based and HMM approach. Rule based approach use linguist rules to tag a given word in a sentence and resolve ambiguities based on these rules. HMM tagger is a machine learning approach based on probability model, where we train system using annotated corpus.

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Part of Speech Taggers for Morphologically Rich Indian Languages: A Survey

Cited by 28 publications

References 11 publications

POS Tagging Approaches: A Comparison

POS Tagging Approaches: A Comparison

Morphological Analyzer for Malayalam: A Literature Survey

Punjabi Pos Tagger: Rule Based and HMM

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