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A computational morphology system for Arabic [PDF]
Proceedings of the Workshop on Computational Approaches to Semitic Languages - Semitic '98, 1998 This paper describes a new algorithm for morphological analysis of Arabic words, which has been tested on a corpus of 242 abstracts from the Saudi Arabian National Computer Conference . It runs an order of magnitude faster than other algorithms in the literature.
Riyad Al-Shalabi, Martha Evens
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Morphological Variation of Arabic Queries [PDF]
, 2006 Although it has been shown that in test collection based studies,\ud stemming improves retrieval effectiveness in an information retrieval system,\ud morphological variations of queries searching on the same topic are less well\ud understood. This work examines the broad morphological variation that\ud searchers of an Arabic retrieval system put into ...
Asaad Alberair, Mark Sanderson
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Paradigmatic treatment of Arabic morphology [PDF]
Proceedings of the Workshop on Computational Approaches to Semitic Languages - Semitic '98, 1998 This paper presents a language to express morphological processes, concatenative or non-concatenative. The language allows the definition of two kinds of paradigms: helping paradigms, which define partial morphological forms, and main paradigms, which combine two or more helping paradigms to define fully specified forms.
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A Morphologically Annotated Corpus and a Morphological Analyzer for Egyptian Arabic
Procedia Computer Science, 2021 Abstract This paper sheds light on an in-progress work for building a morphological analyzer for Egyptian Arabic (EGY). To build such a tool, a corpus of 527,000 EGY words is built covering different sources and genres, a tag-set is developed and about 239,000 words are morphologically annotated according to their contexts.
Amany Fashwan, Sameh Alansary
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THE PHONOLOGY AND MORPHOLOGY OF ENGLISH LOANWORDS IN JORDANIAN ARABIC [PDF]
آداب الرافدين, 1989 This paper investigates the effect of Jordanian Arabic phonology and morphology on loanwords borrowed from English . It begin with deferential description of the phonemic inventories of English and Arabic and points out significant difference and areas ...
Mohamed Dawood, salih Suliman
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SERAPAN BAHASA ARAB DAN SEMANTIK DALAM SYAIR BISMILLAHIRRAHMANIRRAHIMI KARYA HAMZAH FANSURI
An-Nahdah Al-'Arabiyah, 2023 This study aims to find out how far Arabic influences Hamzah Fansuri's thoughts in his poetry. This research uses the approach of psychology (morphology) and semiotics.
Emi Suhemi
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Morphological Word Embedding for Arabic
Procedia Computer Science, 2018 Abstract Word embedding has opened new and exciting avenues for understanding and processing languages. The simple yet effective word embedding models rapidly became a dominant building block for Natural Language Processing (NLP) applications as they impressively encode linguistic similarities and syntactic regularities between words.
Rana Aref Salama +2 more
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IEEE Access, 2023 The Arabic text can be translated into English using a variety of machine translation techniques. The translation of Arabic text into English still poses a number of challenges in contemporary Arabic.
Shahab Ahmad Almaaytah +1 more
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The Criticism and Study of the Morphology Chapter of "Arabic Morphology & Syntax" Book [PDF]
پژوهشنامۀ انتقادی متون و برنامههای علوم انسانی, 2017 The first press of "Arabic Morphology & Syntax 1 - 2" - which is written by Abbas Mahyar - has been edited by "The Center for Studying and Compiling University Books in Humanities" (SAMT) in 1385 (2006) as a main book of Arabic Morphology & Syntax 1 – 2 ...
Sayyed Mohammad Reza l Ibnorrasoo +1 more
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Agreement asymmetries in Arabic varieties dissolved: A feature inheritance-based account
Cogent Arts & Humanities, 2023 The paper revisits the issue of the structural representation of subject-verb agreement in Arabic varieties with a particular reference to Standard Arabic and seven Arabic dialects, i.e., Saudi Arabic, Yemeni Arabic, Iraqi Arabic, Jordanian Arabic ...
Mustafa Ahmed Al-humari
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