Tools for simplified two-level morphology
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twol
Compiler and other tools for two-level morphology
This repository contains various tools for Simplified Two-level morphology which is a revised form of the original two-level morphology as implemented in hfst-twolc (see https://github.com/hfst/hfst/wiki/HfstTwolc). The tools are implemented in Python and many of them use the HFST finite-state transducer tools, especially its Python version (see https://github.com/hfst/python).
The tools in this repository include:
- A compiler twol.py which reads in a set of examples and a grammar file containing two-level rules. The compiler parses the rules, compiles them and tests them against the examples. The compiler can write the compiled rules as binary finite-state transducers into a file which can be used with the HFST command line tools.
- Methods for aligning words or stems. These are useful for defining underlying representations of lexical entries. Morphophonemes in the entries are a result of the alignment process.
- Documentation of the methods and the programs. The source text for documentation is in the docs directory and a human readable set of interlinked documents is available at readthedocs
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