Towards A New Type Of Morphenic Analysis

The present paper provides a report on 2. new system of an automated morphemic analysis of technical texts in Czech as a highly inflectional language, which is being 2re~oared by the linguistic tes_m of the :~cult~ of ~,~athematics and ~hysics in Pracae , within the project of man-machine cozununication without a pre-arranged data base (TIBAQ). The kind of morphemic analysis z~resented here is based on a retrograde (right-to-left) analysis of words by means of morphemically unambi~-uous or irresolvably ambiguous word-ends, which do not coincide with the etymological word-endinjs but correspond to the structure of the accidental cases of zorphemic ~.mbiguity in an inflectional language (word-endings being accountable for in a certain way by word-ends). The algorithm of analysis can thus dispense with any dictionary (of morphemic irrei-alarities and exceptions), economically accounting especially for productive word-endings. The word-ends of the analysis are assigned several kinds of --.or~hemic. information, concerning morphemic categories and le~matization. The analysis is based on the absolute _~ .qL ~.ncy of word-ends in technical texts ~nd ic able to interact with the semantic