Panel: Computational Linguistics in India: An Overview
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In the anusaaraka systems, the load between the human reader and the machine is divided as follows: language-based analysis of the text is carried out by the machine, and knowledge-based analysis or interpretation is left to the reader. The machine uses a dictionary and grammar rules, to produce the output. Most importantly, it does not use world knowledge to interpret (or disambiguate), as it is an error prone task and involves guessing or inferring based on knowledge other than the text. Anusaaraka aims for perfect "information preservation". We relax the requirement that the output be grammatical. In fact, anusaaraka output follows the grammar of the source language (where the grammar rules differ, and cannot be applied with 100 percent confidence). This requires that the reader undergo a short training to read and understand the output.
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تاریخ انتشار 2000