Logic programming rules are provided to capture the rules governing formal poetry in Spanish. The resulting logic program scans verses in Spanish to provide their metric analysis. The program uses DCG grammars to model the division of each word into syllables, and additional predicates are employed to define metric phenomena such as synaloepha, syllable count of a verse, rhyme of a word... The system is tested over a set of Spanish Golden Age sonnets and shown to give reasonable results, providing a very useful pegdagogical application for teaching Spanish poetrySin financiación0.272 SJR (2000) Q2, 51/156 Computer Science (Miscellaneous); Q3, 53/82 Theoretical Computer ScienceUE
The development of the network of ontologies of the ERC POSTDATA Project brought to light some defic...
Automated analysis of Spanish poetry corpora lacks the richness of tools available for English. The ...
Computers cannot inherently understand human language, so the task of generating coherent and meanin...
In this article an automatic scansion model for fixed-metre Spanish poetry is presented. It is a hyb...
The present paper presents an application that composes formal poetry in Spanish in a semiautomatic ...
Several computational linguistics techniques are applied to analyze a large corpus of Span-ish sonne...
The study of the poetic features of text, especially their rhythmic structure when forming verses, p...
The transmission of text in poetic form is a quasi-universal aspect in the oral tradition of every c...
Automatic analysis of poetic texts has received notable attention from the scholarly community in ...
The creation and analysis of poetry have been commonly carried out by hand; with only a few computer...
In this poster, we compare automated metrical pattern identification systems available for Spanish a...
The computational analysis of poetry is limited by the scarcity of tools to automatically analyze an...
The development of the network of ontologies of the ERC POSTDATA Project brought to lightsome defici...
The splitting of words into stressed and unstressed syllables is the foundation for the scansion of ...
The development of the network of ontologies of the ERC POSTDATA Project brought to lightsome defici...
The development of the network of ontologies of the ERC POSTDATA Project brought to light some defic...
Automated analysis of Spanish poetry corpora lacks the richness of tools available for English. The ...
Computers cannot inherently understand human language, so the task of generating coherent and meanin...
In this article an automatic scansion model for fixed-metre Spanish poetry is presented. It is a hyb...
The present paper presents an application that composes formal poetry in Spanish in a semiautomatic ...
Several computational linguistics techniques are applied to analyze a large corpus of Span-ish sonne...
The study of the poetic features of text, especially their rhythmic structure when forming verses, p...
The transmission of text in poetic form is a quasi-universal aspect in the oral tradition of every c...
Automatic analysis of poetic texts has received notable attention from the scholarly community in ...
The creation and analysis of poetry have been commonly carried out by hand; with only a few computer...
In this poster, we compare automated metrical pattern identification systems available for Spanish a...
The computational analysis of poetry is limited by the scarcity of tools to automatically analyze an...
The development of the network of ontologies of the ERC POSTDATA Project brought to lightsome defici...
The splitting of words into stressed and unstressed syllables is the foundation for the scansion of ...
The development of the network of ontologies of the ERC POSTDATA Project brought to lightsome defici...
The development of the network of ontologies of the ERC POSTDATA Project brought to light some defic...
Automated analysis of Spanish poetry corpora lacks the richness of tools available for English. The ...
Computers cannot inherently understand human language, so the task of generating coherent and meanin...