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SEMITIC@COLING 1998: Montreal, Canada
- Computational Approaches to Semitic Languages, SEMITIC@COLING 1998, Montreal, Canada, August 16, 1998. Université de Montréal 1998
- Saleem Abuleil, Martha Evens:
Discovering Lexical Information by Tagging Arabic Newspaper Text. - John Maloney, Michael Niv:
TAGARAB: A Fast, Accurate Arabic Name Recognizer Using High-Precision Morphological Analysis. - Fathi Debili, Emna Soussi:
Etiquetage grammatical de l'arabe voyelle ou non. - Michel Fanton:
Finite State Automata and Arabic Writing. - Bonnie Glover, Kevin Knight:
Translating Names and Technical Terms in Arabic Text. - Fathi Debili, Hadhemi Achour:
Voyellation automatique de l'arabe. - Kenneth R. Beesley:
Arabic Morphology Using Only Finite-State Operations. - Martine Smets:
Paradigmatic Treatment of Arabic Morphology. - Riyad Al-Shalabi, Martha Evens:
A Computational Morphology System for Arabic. - François Barthélemy:
A Morphological Analyzer for Akkadian Verbal Forms with a Model of Phonetic Transformations. - Shuly Wintner:
Towards a linguistically motivated computational grammar for Hebrew. - Yael Dahan Netzer, Michael Elhadad
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Generating Determiners and Quantifiers in Hebrew. - Michael Rosner, Joe Caruana, Ray Fabri:
Maltilex: A Computational Lexicon for Maltese. - Paul Micallef:
Rule Based Lexical Analysis of Maltese. - Ali M. Obaid:
A New Pattern Matching Approach to the Recognition of Printed Arabic.
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