timarkh/uniparser-morph
Rule-based, linguist-friendly (and rather slow) morphological analysis
This tool helps linguists and language researchers add detailed morphological annotations, including part-of-speech tags and morpheme splits, to texts in languages with limited digital resources. You provide custom grammatical rules for your language, and the tool processes text to output all possible morphological analyses for each word. It's designed for linguists, language preservers, or scholars working on less-resourced languages.
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Use this if you are a linguist or researcher needing to perform in-depth morphological analysis and create annotated corpora for an under-resourced language by defining its grammar rules.
Not ideal if you need very fast text processing for industrial-scale applications or if you are working with a language that already has extensive data for statistical parsers.
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