Automatic Identification of Close Languages – Case Study: Malay and Indonesian.
Identifying the language of an unknown text is not a new problem but what is new is the task of identifying close languages. Malay and Indonesian as many other language€ are very similar, and therefore it is a real difficulty to search, retrieve, classify, and above all translate texts written in on...
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2006
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.usm.my/9400/ http://eprints.usm.my/9400/1/Automatic_Identification_of_Close_Languages_Case_study_-_Malay_and_Indonesian.pdf |
| Summary: | Identifying the language of an unknown text is not a new problem but what is new is the task of identifying close languages. Malay and Indonesian as many other language€ are very similar, and therefore it is a real difficulty to search, retrieve, classify, and above all translate texts written in one of the two Identifying the language of an unknown text is not a new problem but what is new is the task of identifying close languages. Malay and Indonesian
as many other language€ are very similar, and therefore
it is a real difficulty to search, retrieve, classify,
and above all translate texts written in one of the
two languages.
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