Wortbildung und Morphemstruktur eines deutschen Gebrauchswortschatzes: 4600 Wortformen und 1877 deutsche Morpheme aus vier neueren Haufigkeitslisten rechnersortiert nach morpho-phonematischen Merkmalen

Koekkoek, B. J.; Ortmann, Wolf Dieter

doi:10.2307/406578

The German Quarterly

1985

DOI: 10.2307/406578

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Wortbildung und Morphemstruktur eines deutschen Gebrauchswortschatzes: 4600 Wortformen und 1877 deutsche Morpheme aus vier neueren Haufigkeitslisten rechnersortiert nach morpho-phonematischen Merkmalen

B. J. Koekkoek¹,

Wolf Dieter Ortmann²

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Morphological analysis for a German text-to-speech system

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Kommenda

1986

Proceedings of the 11th Coference on Computational Linguistics -

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A central problem in speech synthesis with unrestricted vocabulary is the automatic derivation of correct pronunciation from the graphemic form of a text. The software module GRAPHON was developed to perform this conversion for German and is currently being extended by a morphological analysis component. This analysis is based on a morph lexicon and a sot of rule~ and structural descriptions for German word-forms. It provides each text input item with an individual characterization such that the phonological~ syntactic, and prosodic components may operate upon it. This systematic approach tht~s serves to minimize the number of wrong transcriptions and at the same time lays the foundation for the generation of stress and intonation patterns, yielding more intelligible~ natural-sounding, and generally acceptable synthetic speech.

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Morphological analysis for a German text-to-speech system

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Kommenda

1986

Proceedings of the 11th Coference on Computational Linguistics -

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Broad coverage automatic morphological segmentation of German words

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A system for the automatic segmentation of German words into morphs was developed. The main linguistic knowledge sources used by the system are a word syntax and a morph dictionary. The syntax is written in the formalism of right linear regular grammars and comprises approximately 1,400 rules describing the set of those sequences of morph classes which underlie syntactically well formed words. The morph dictionary contains almost 11,000 morphs. Each morph is assigned to up to 6 morph classes.-Statistical evaluations with 6000 test words showed that more than 99% of the segmented words got a correct segmentation.

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Wortbildung und Morphemstruktur eines deutschen Gebrauchswortschatzes: 4600 Wortformen und 1877 deutsche Morpheme aus vier neueren Haufigkeitslisten rechnersortiert nach morpho-phonematischen Merkmalen

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Morphological analysis for a German text-to-speech system

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Broad coverage automatic morphological segmentation of German words

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