Compact bases formed by motifs called irredundant and capable of generating all other motifs in a sequence have been proposed in recent years and successfully tested in tasks of biosequence analysis and classi cation. Given a sequence s of n characters drawn from an alphabet Σ, the problem of extracting such a base from s had been previously solved in time O(n2 log n log |Σ|) and O(|Σ|n2 log n ...

the role of orthography in difficult speech perception tasks has already been proved (dehaene & cohen, 2011). since the processing of heterographic homophones is believed to be more difficult than other words (hino & colleagues, 2013), the present study aimed at identifying the role of orthography and word forms in perception of such words during top-down processes, such as speech perception. a...

The orthographical complexity of Chinese, Japanese and Korean (CJK) poses a special challenge to the developers of computational linguistic tools, especially in the area of intelligent information retrieval. These difficulties are exacerbated by the lack of a standardized orthography in these languages, especially the highly irregular Japanese orthography. This paper focuses on the typology of ...

Translation is involved with the information exchange from a language to other. This study sets work on intersemiotic form of translation by focusing ‘An Nkape Anya Ukwu’ produced Chianakwalam, S. W. in 1950 purpose transferring message source text African orthography standard Igbo. In carrying out this exercise, researcher adopted phonetic and phonemic well as 1984 descriptive theory Toury fra...

We investigated the effect of semantic and phonemic ambiguity on lexical decision and naming performance in the deep Hebrew orthography. Experiment 1 revealed that lexical decisions for ambiguous consonant strings are faster than those for any of the highor low-frequency voweled alternative meanings of the same strings. These 1'esults suggested that lexical decisions for phonemically and semant...

Many measures of human verbal behavior deal primarily with semantics (e.g., associative priming, semantic priming). Other measures are tied more closely to orthography (e.g., lexical decision time, visual word-form priming). Semantics and orthography are thus often studied and modeled separately. However, given that concepts must be built upon a foundation of percepts, it seems desirable that m...