Activity for Apertium: Machine Translation Toolbox
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Apertium: Machine Translation Toolbox released /README.md
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Tino Didriksen modified ticket #130
apertium-3.5.0 fails to build on OpenBSD (serialiser.h)
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Fixed by https://github.com/apertium/apertium/issues/57
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nouha elk posted a comment on a wiki page
Hello. I want to perform morphological analysis with lttoolbox. I have as input a text file and I want to incorporate this file in the analyzer and get as output the analyzed text. my question is which module is responsible to receive each sentence and generate its analysis. Moreover, I need to use the Tagger to keep just one analysis for each word, so how can I proceed? Note: these modules will be incorporated in my program. Any help please!
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Fix ancient SF SVN path
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Ilnar Salimzianov committed [r84368]
minor
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Sushain Cherivirala committed [r84367]
test
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shardulc committed [r84366]
This commit should not occur
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translate another ~800 nouns from tat.lexc
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Donís Seguí committed [r84364]
GVA180307
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GVA180307_2
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GVA180307
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Francis Tyers committed [r84361]
add tests?
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GVA180306
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GVA180307
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Undo r84287
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Anthony J. Bentley created ticket #130
apertium-3.5.0 fails to build on OpenBSD (serialiser.h)
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this should work
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not sure why this doesn't work
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hopefully add null flush?
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Robert Reynolds committed [r84354]
finals --> set()
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Juan Pablo Martínez Cortés committed [r84353]
fixes
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Vcs-* to Salsa; More https
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fixes + trigar -> triar
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Sync Debian controls
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https
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Release lttoolbox, apertium, apertium-lex-tools, apertium-separable, -cat, -fra, -fra-cat
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more nouns 'ocr'ed from a public domain tatar dictionary
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sort | uniq
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Authors; Dist
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translated about 1000 more nouns from tat.lexc
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Dist
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