This paper attempts to emphasize the need for a standalone and independent Dravidian WordNet. Since the morphology and lexical concepts of Dravidian languages are closer to each other than to a language from a different family, it is proposed to base the Dravidian WordNet on a Dravidian Language. A signifi-cant amount of work has already been done in Tamil language to understand the ontological structure and vocabulary. Based on the find-ings of these studies, it is proposed to build a Tamil WordNet first and then extend it to complete the Dravidian WordNet. A prototype model for the Tamil WordNet is also proposed in this paper.
This paper auras to present a way of storing Sanskrit Verbal roots in a proposed Sanskrit WordNet. T...
Abstract: The Dravidian languages are spoken all over the world. Despite their distinctiveness, Drav...
Glosses and examples are the essential components of the computational lexical databases like, Wordn...
Wordnets are extensively used in natural language processing, but the current approaches for manuall...
Wordnets are extensively used in natural language processing, but the current approaches for manuall...
Sanskrit language is the base for most of the Indian languages. It has link with foreign languages t...
In this paper, we present observations on structural properties of wordnets of three languages: Engl...
Sinhala is one of the official languages of Sri Lanka and is used by over 19 million people. It belo...
This paper presents the work in progress toward the creation of a family of WordNets for Sanskrit, A...
Sanskrit has a rich source of lexical resources in the form of various kinds of dictionaries, and a ...
This paper presents the preliminary analysis of Kannada WordNet and the set of relevant computationa...
This work is aimed at building an adaptable frame-based system for processing Dravidian languages. T...
Language is the cornerstone of the evolutionary civilization of human society. The ideology which do...
In the work reported here, we present three important related issues. 1. We present an effective met...
In this paper, we report our methods and re-sults of using, for the first time, semi-auto-matic appr...
This paper auras to present a way of storing Sanskrit Verbal roots in a proposed Sanskrit WordNet. T...
Abstract: The Dravidian languages are spoken all over the world. Despite their distinctiveness, Drav...
Glosses and examples are the essential components of the computational lexical databases like, Wordn...
Wordnets are extensively used in natural language processing, but the current approaches for manuall...
Wordnets are extensively used in natural language processing, but the current approaches for manuall...
Sanskrit language is the base for most of the Indian languages. It has link with foreign languages t...
In this paper, we present observations on structural properties of wordnets of three languages: Engl...
Sinhala is one of the official languages of Sri Lanka and is used by over 19 million people. It belo...
This paper presents the work in progress toward the creation of a family of WordNets for Sanskrit, A...
Sanskrit has a rich source of lexical resources in the form of various kinds of dictionaries, and a ...
This paper presents the preliminary analysis of Kannada WordNet and the set of relevant computationa...
This work is aimed at building an adaptable frame-based system for processing Dravidian languages. T...
Language is the cornerstone of the evolutionary civilization of human society. The ideology which do...
In the work reported here, we present three important related issues. 1. We present an effective met...
In this paper, we report our methods and re-sults of using, for the first time, semi-auto-matic appr...
This paper auras to present a way of storing Sanskrit Verbal roots in a proposed Sanskrit WordNet. T...
Abstract: The Dravidian languages are spoken all over the world. Despite their distinctiveness, Drav...
Glosses and examples are the essential components of the computational lexical databases like, Wordn...