RESTFul POS tagging WEB service for Sinhala language

Jayaweera, A.J.P.M.P.; Dias, N.G.J.

doi:10.1109/icter.2015.7377666

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“…Further, this group presented a comparison of few Sinhala PoS taggers that are available to them [128]. A RESTFul PoS tagging web service created by Jayaweera and Dias [129] using the above research can still be accessed 22 via POST and GET. A hybrid PoS tagger for Sinhala language was proposed by Gunasekara et al [130].…”

Section: Part Of Speech Taggersmentioning

confidence: 99%

Survey on Publicly Available Sinhala Natural Language Processing Tools and Research

Silva¹

2019

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Sinhala is the native language of the Sinhalese people who make up the largest ethnic group of Sri Lanka. The language belongs to the globe-spanning language tree, Indo-European. However, due to poverty in both linguistic and economic capital, Sinhala, in the perspective of Natural Language Processing tools and research, remains a resource-poor language which has neither the economic drive its cousin English has nor the sheer push of the law of numbers a language such as Chinese has. A number of research groups from Sri Lanka have noticed this dearth and the resultant dire need for proper tools and research for Sinhala natural language processing. However, due to various reasons, these attempts seem to lack coordination and awareness of each other. The objective of this paper is to fill that gap of a comprehensive literature survey of the publicly available Sinhala natural language tools and research so that the researchers working in this field can better utilize contributions of their peers. As such, we shall be uploading this paper to arXiv and perpetually update it periodically to reflect the advances made in the field.

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Section: Part Of Speech Taggersmentioning

confidence: 99%