Neural Networks for Language Identification: A Comparative Study.

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Hauptverfasser: MacNamara, Shane, Cunningham, Padraig, Byrne, John
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Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1998
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author MacNamara, Shane
Cunningham, Padraig
Byrne, John
author_facet MacNamara, Shane
Cunningham, Padraig
Byrne, John
MacNamara, Shane
Cunningham, Padraig
Byrne, John
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contents Neural Networks for Language Identification: A Comparative Study. MacNamara, Shane Cunningham, Padraig Byrne, John Classification Comparative Analysis Foreign Countries Information Networks Information Processing Languages Library Catalogs Library Technical Processes Online Catalogs Analyzes a neural network for its ability to perform a task involving identification of the language entries in a 19th-century library catalog containing entries in 14 different languages. Compares the neural network's performance with that of trigrams and a suffix/morphology analysis; the trigrams prove to be superior. (AEF)
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spellingShingle Neural Networks for Language Identification: A Comparative Study.
MacNamara, Shane
Cunningham, Padraig
Byrne, John
Classification
Comparative Analysis
Foreign Countries
Information Networks
Information Processing
Languages
Library Catalogs
Library Technical Processes
Online Catalogs
Neural Networks for Language Identification: A Comparative Study. MacNamara, Shane Cunningham, Padraig Byrne, John Classification Comparative Analysis Foreign Countries Information Networks Information Processing Languages Library Catalogs Library Technical Processes Online Catalogs Analyzes a neural network for its ability to perform a task involving identification of the language entries in a 19th-century library catalog containing entries in 14 different languages. Compares the neural network's performance with that of trigrams and a suffix/morphology analysis; the trigrams prove to be superior. (AEF)
title Neural Networks for Language Identification: A Comparative Study.
topic Classification
Comparative Analysis
Foreign Countries
Information Networks
Information Processing
Languages
Library Catalogs
Library Technical Processes
Online Catalogs
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ574017