The Karamel System and Semitic Languages: Structured Multi-Tiered Morphology
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François Barthélemy
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@MISC{Barthélemy_thekaramel,
author = {François Barthélemy},
title = {The Karamel System and Semitic Languages: Structured Multi-Tiered Morphology},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
Karamel is a system for finite-state morphology which is multi-tape and uses a typed Cartesian product to relate tapes in a structured way. It implements statically compiled feature structures. Its language allows the use of regular expressions and Generalized Restriction rules to define multi-tape transducers. Both simultaneous and successive application of local constraints are possible. This system is interesting for describing rich and structured morphologies such as the morphology of Semitic languages. 1
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