Hunmorph: open source word analysis

Authors:
Viktor Trón;András Kornai;György Gyepesi;László Németh;Péter Halácsy;Dániel Varga
Affiliations:
IGK, U of Edinburgh, Edinburgh;MetaCarta Inc., Cambridge, MA;K-PRO Ltd., Budakeszi;CMRE, Budapest;Centre of Media Research and Education, Budapest;CMRE, Budapest
Venue:
Software '05 Proceedings of the Workshop on Software
Year:
2005

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Abstract

Common tasks involving orthographic words include spellchecking, stemming, morphological analysis, and morphological synthesis. To enable significant reuse of the language-specific resources across all such tasks, we have extended the functionality of the open source spellchecker MySpell, yielding a generic word analysis library, the runtime layer of the hunmorph toolkit. We added an offline resource management component, hunlex, which complements the efficiency of our runtime layer with a high-level description language and a configurable precompiler.