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Morphological Analysis for Russian: Integration and Comparison of Taggers

Communications in Computer and Information Science. 2016. No. 661. P. 194–203.
Kuzmenko E.

In this paper we present a comparison of three morphological taggers for Russian with regard to the quality of morphological disambiguation performed by these taggers. We test the quality of the analysis in three different ways: lemmatization, POS-tagging and assigning full morphological tags. We analyze the mistakes made by the taggers, outline their strengths and weaknesses, and present a possible way to improve the quality of morphological analysis for Russian.

Research target: Philology and Linguistics Computer Science
Priority areas: IT and mathematics
Language: English
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Keywords: Russiangold standardpart of speech taggingmorphological analysis
Publication based on the results of:
Tendencies of language change in the mirror of corpora (2016)
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