SWETWOL: A Comprehensive Morphological Analyser for Swedish
Nordic Journal of LinguisticsPublished 1 June 1992
Fred Karlsson
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The design of a computational analysis of productive Swedish compounds and recall (coverage) and precision of SWETWOL meet high standards.
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SWETWOL is implemented in the framework of Koskenniemi's (1983) two-level model. It contains a 48,000 item lexicon and a full inflectional description. Special attention was paid to the design of a computational analysis of productive Swedish compounds. Recall (coverage) and precision of SWETWOL meet high standards. SWETWOL has been extensively tested on various types of texts.
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