Re: [Openadaptxt-linguists] New Language
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From: Chris B. <cbi...@gm...> - 2012-10-15 11:59:24
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Sounds ok, just macrons with this first language. Is there an easy way to seperate words from the corpus so I can build a wordlist from it and avoid repetition? Long weekend here so I haven't had a chance to ask my programmers. Regards ChrisB On 10/16/12, Jens Christensen <jch...@ke...> wrote: > Hi Chris, > Once you have the dictionary files ready we can have a test dictionary ready > within a day or two, depending on any issues that we come across of course. > Given that the Polynesian languages are relatively simple (at least > technically speaking) I don't think there should be too many problems. > > The only thing that can hold us back is if a language has some completely > unsupported feature which will have to be developed first (as was the case > for the Gaelic languages), but I can't immediately see that for the > Polynesian languages (at least not from looking at Wikipedia :-). > > Cheers, > Jens > > -----Original Message----- > From: Michael Bauer [mailto:fi...@ak...] > Sent: 15 October 2012 11:01 > To: Chris Bickers > Cc: Jens Christensen; ope...@li... > Subject: Re: [Openadaptxt-linguists] New Language > > The Gaelics started in July 2011 but before you pass out, we had some > language specific problems (Gaelic has "weird" stuff around prefixes > like h- t- n-) which required some development work. I think Polynesian > languages will be much faster as they tend only to have a macron at most > but I'd say it depends on how many "special requirements" the language > has and how long you take testing. > > Michael > > 15/10/2012 10:51, sgrìobh Chris Bickers: >> Excellent Jens, nice to meet you and great to be here, Michael has >> already given me some pointers on how to get started, I'm cleaning up >> a corpus and should have the first language to submit in a couple of >> days. What sort of timeframes would I be looking at before I have >> something to download and use in the community? >> Regards >> ChrisB > > > > -- Christopher Bickers Managing Director Bickers Services Samoa |