AbstractWe propose a sequence labeling approach to cognate production based on the orthography of the words. Our approach leverages the idea that orthographic changes represent sound correspondences to a fairly large extent. Given an input word in language L1, we seek to determine its cognate pair in language L2. To this end, we employ a sequential model which captures the intuition that orthographic changes are highly dependent on the context in which they occur. We apply our method on two pairs of languages. Finally, we investigate how second language learners perceive the orthographic changes from their mother tongue to the language they learn
With increasing amounts of digitally available data from all over the world, manual annotation of co...
This paper presents a methodology for calculating a modified Levenshtein edit distance between chara...
Cognates are words in different languages that have similar spelling and meaning. They can help seco...
AbstractWe propose a sequence labeling approach to cognate production based on the orthography of th...
This paper tests the influence of the training dataset dimension on a recently proposed orthographic...
We present a new automatic learning system for cognate identification. We design a linguistic-inspir...
This paper describes an algorithm to automatically generate a list of cognates in a target language ...
Natural languages that originate from a common ancestor are genetically related, words are the core ...
This paper investigates the validity of combining more traditional orthographic information with cro...
The identification of cognate word pairs has recently started to attract the attention of NLP resear...
Identification of cognates is an important component of computer assisted second language learning s...
The coinciding form and meaning similarity of cognates, e.g. 'flamme' (French), 'Flamme' (German), '...
This study examined the role of phonological and orthographic overlap in the recognition of cognate ...
The coinciding form and meaning similarity of cognates, e.g. ‘flamme’ (French), ‘Flamme’ (German), ‘...
<div><p>The coinciding form and meaning similarity of cognates, e.g. ‘flamme’ (French), ‘Flamme’ (Ge...
With increasing amounts of digitally available data from all over the world, manual annotation of co...
This paper presents a methodology for calculating a modified Levenshtein edit distance between chara...
Cognates are words in different languages that have similar spelling and meaning. They can help seco...
AbstractWe propose a sequence labeling approach to cognate production based on the orthography of th...
This paper tests the influence of the training dataset dimension on a recently proposed orthographic...
We present a new automatic learning system for cognate identification. We design a linguistic-inspir...
This paper describes an algorithm to automatically generate a list of cognates in a target language ...
Natural languages that originate from a common ancestor are genetically related, words are the core ...
This paper investigates the validity of combining more traditional orthographic information with cro...
The identification of cognate word pairs has recently started to attract the attention of NLP resear...
Identification of cognates is an important component of computer assisted second language learning s...
The coinciding form and meaning similarity of cognates, e.g. 'flamme' (French), 'Flamme' (German), '...
This study examined the role of phonological and orthographic overlap in the recognition of cognate ...
The coinciding form and meaning similarity of cognates, e.g. ‘flamme’ (French), ‘Flamme’ (German), ‘...
<div><p>The coinciding form and meaning similarity of cognates, e.g. ‘flamme’ (French), ‘Flamme’ (Ge...
With increasing amounts of digitally available data from all over the world, manual annotation of co...
This paper presents a methodology for calculating a modified Levenshtein edit distance between chara...
Cognates are words in different languages that have similar spelling and meaning. They can help seco...