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Modern Thamizh Sandhi Rules Generator in NLP


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Thamizh sandhi rules generator deals with addition, deletion, getting changes with existing Information and this adjoining letters/sandhi grammar rules processing with indirect/bi-lingual machine translation. This Modern Thamizh Sandhi Rules Generator is implemented under Unicode based Indic Script. Modern Thamizh sandhi generation is the initial stage of developing the Word Formation rules in Thamizh computational method.

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Thamizh Unicode, Diacritical Markings, Bilingual Machine Translation, Sandhi Rules, Computational Generator.
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Authors

K. Nirmala
Department of Computer Science, Quaid-E-Millath Goverment College for Women, India
M. K. Kalpana
Department of Computer Science, Quaid-E-Millath Goverment College for Women, India

Abstract


Thamizh sandhi rules generator deals with addition, deletion, getting changes with existing Information and this adjoining letters/sandhi grammar rules processing with indirect/bi-lingual machine translation. This Modern Thamizh Sandhi Rules Generator is implemented under Unicode based Indic Script. Modern Thamizh sandhi generation is the initial stage of developing the Word Formation rules in Thamizh computational method.

Keywords


Thamizh Unicode, Diacritical Markings, Bilingual Machine Translation, Sandhi Rules, Computational Generator.

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