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2024 9th International Conference on Computer Science and Engineering (UBMK)
This paper describes the model linguistic knowledge graph “Turklang”, as a kind of universal for creating tools for computer processing of Turkic languages.
Nilufar Abdurakhmonova
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This paper describes the model linguistic knowledge graph “Turklang”, as a kind of universal for creating tools for computer processing of Turkic languages.
Nilufar Abdurakhmonova
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Volume 1
Cross-lingual transfer (XLT) driven by massively multilingual language models (mmLMs) has been shown largely ineffective for low-resource (LR) target languages with little (or no) representation in mmLM’s pretraining, especially if they are ...
Lütfi Kerem Senel +4 more
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Cross-lingual transfer (XLT) driven by massively multilingual language models (mmLMs) has been shown largely ineffective for low-resource (LR) target languages with little (or no) representation in mmLM’s pretraining, especially if they are ...
Lütfi Kerem Senel +4 more
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Turkic Studies Journal
This article examines the national and cultural specificity of the concept of 'happiness' in Turkic languages, taking a linguistic, cultural, and cognitive approach.
Z. Kulmanova
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This article examines the national and cultural specificity of the concept of 'happiness' in Turkic languages, taking a linguistic, cultural, and cognitive approach.
Z. Kulmanova
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International Journal Of Literature And Languages
The article first discusses the lexemes that name the semantic field of time, which were used in the history of language but are currently disappearing, and in which Turkic languages they are actively used are analyzed. The status of lexemes naming parts
Qudratillo Bakirov
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The article first discusses the lexemes that name the semantic field of time, which were used in the history of language but are currently disappearing, and in which Turkic languages they are actively used are analyzed. The status of lexemes naming parts
Qudratillo Bakirov
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Asian Journal of Research in Social Sciences and Humanities, 2022
AbstractThe question of the relationship of languages, including Turkic, from the point of view of genetics, linguistic features, has interested scientists since time immemorial. The area of the Turkic languages is the territorial distribution of a certain phenomenon in kyrgyz, kazakh, turkmen, karakalpak and other Turkic languages.
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AbstractThe question of the relationship of languages, including Turkic, from the point of view of genetics, linguistic features, has interested scientists since time immemorial. The area of the Turkic languages is the territorial distribution of a certain phenomenon in kyrgyz, kazakh, turkmen, karakalpak and other Turkic languages.
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The Historical Evolution of Mining Terminology in Turkic Languages
2024 IEEE 3rd International Conference on Problems of Informatics, Electronics and Radio Engineering (PIERE)The historical development of mining terminology in Turkic languages showcases the rich cultural and linguistic legacy of Turkic-speaking communities, who have been involved in mining for centuries.
Manzura Abjalova
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Model of linguistic knowledge graphs of Turkic languages
Ontology of DesigningThe article describes the TurkLang model of the linguistic knowledge graph for Turkic languages, which underpins software products for processing these languages. The model’s core elements are morphemes, the smallest meaningful units of language.
A. R. Gatiatullin +2 more
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The Structure of Language Units in Rootword Niches of the Kipchak Group of Turkic Languages
Akademik tarih ve düşünce dergisiThis paper interrogates the structure of language units in rootword niches of the Kipchak group of Turkic languages and, for this purpose, tackles several facts. Generally, scholars have not properly settled the initial structure of the root morphemes in
Faida Firuddin Omarova
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The Quality of Translation of Turkic Languages by AI Translation Tools
Journal of student-scientists' researchAI translation tools came into use in 2006 when Google introduced Google Translate. AI translation tools are not effective in translating Turkic languages.
Aikhan Jumashukurov
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International Journal of Religion
The main goal of the article is to reveal the importance of preserving the use of native Turkic-speaking languages that are endangered such as Crimean Tatars, Tuvan, Balkars, Kumyks, Karachay, Nogai, Gagauz, Sakha and Khakass in Kazakhstan to pass the ...
Konkal Meruyert +4 more
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The main goal of the article is to reveal the importance of preserving the use of native Turkic-speaking languages that are endangered such as Crimean Tatars, Tuvan, Balkars, Kumyks, Karachay, Nogai, Gagauz, Sakha and Khakass in Kazakhstan to pass the ...
Konkal Meruyert +4 more
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