A computational morphology system for Arabic
Published 1 January 1998Open access
Riyad Al–Shalabi, Martha Evens
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A new algorithm for morphological analysis of Arabic words, which has been tested on a corpus of 242 abstracts from the Saudi Arabian National Computer Conference, runs an order of magnitude faster than other algorithms in the literature.
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This paper describes a new algorithm for morphological analysis of Arabic words, which has been tested on a corpus of 242 abstracts from the Saudi Arabian National Computer Conference. It runs an order of magnitude faster than other algorithms in the literature.
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