«نقاش:Semantic Arabic Encoding and Format»: الفرق بين المراجعتين
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==The Basic Concept Needs Reviewing== |
==The Basic Concept Needs Reviewing== |
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===A Quick Overview of the Problem=== |
===A Quick Overview of the Problem=== |
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| − | After reviewing the page here, one user suggested that this encoding will not solve the problem, but just lead to a new problem altogether. This encoding system tries to separate morphology |
+ | After reviewing the page here, one user suggested that this encoding will not solve the problem, but just lead to a new problem altogether. This encoding system tries to separate morphology to the point that the way it is read and the way it is encoded become separate. The average user tends to write a given Arabic word as it is read. Consider the following examples: |
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+ | Original Arabic, the way the user reads and writes: |
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Insert Arabic example 1 here. |
Insert Arabic example 1 here. |
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Insert Arabic example 2 here. |
Insert Arabic example 2 here. |
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</pre> |
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| + | Thus, this will only lead to a new problem, text input. This format means that we need another program that will properly understand the input in such a format. This problem will become even more complex if the user tries to input a word from an unknown verbal root form into the text. This is ignoring the different lexicons for the different varieties of Arabic, from Classical to Modern Standard to dialectical Arabic. We do not have the ability to make such large and complex dictionaries. |
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| + | ===So Where Do We Go From Here?=== |
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| + | Instead of looking at the encoding system at the lexical (e.g. word) level, we should look at it according to the letters in the word. The following picture will illustrate the improved encoding system: |
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| + | [[صورة:ar_new_encoding_diagram.gif]] |
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| + | Hopefully, this encodes correctly now. |
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==A Review of the Basic Concept== |
==A Review of the Basic Concept== |
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==Notes Concerning the Suggestions== |
==Notes Concerning the Suggestions== |
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نسخة 09:32، 11 أكتوبر 2007
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The Basic Concept Needs Reviewing
A Quick Overview of the Problem
After reviewing the page here, one user suggested that this encoding will not solve the problem, but just lead to a new problem altogether. This encoding system tries to separate morphology to the point that the way it is read and the way it is encoded become separate. The average user tends to write a given Arabic word as it is read. Consider the following examples:
Original Arabic, the way the user reads and writes:
Insert Arabic example 1 here.
Arabic via the Tarmeez Semantic Arabic Encoding Format:
Insert Arabic example 2 here.
Thus, this will only lead to a new problem, text input. This format means that we need another program that will properly understand the input in such a format. This problem will become even more complex if the user tries to input a word from an unknown verbal root form into the text. This is ignoring the different lexicons for the different varieties of Arabic, from Classical to Modern Standard to dialectical Arabic. We do not have the ability to make such large and complex dictionaries.
So Where Do We Go From Here?
Instead of looking at the encoding system at the lexical (e.g. word) level, we should look at it according to the letters in the word. The following picture will illustrate the improved encoding system:
Hopefully, this encodes correctly now.
A Review of the Basic Concept
Notes Concerning the Suggestions
I wonder if this work if I at least have text under here.
