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single transducer is called the
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lexicon transducer
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. All valid stems , currently
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We then iteratively compose the
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Lexicon transducer
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with each rule transducer . This
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words . An example of a trivial
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lexicon transducer
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is described in Figure 2 . In
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needed . 2.2 Lexicon transducer The
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lexicon transducer
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L , maps monophone sequences
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. The third transducer is the
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lexicon transducer
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that maps the source word to
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sets of twolevel rules with a
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lexicon transducer
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. By introducing variant characters
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rules have been combined with the
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lexicon transducer
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, the variant characters may
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symbol tables as needed . 2.2
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Lexicon transducer
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The lexicon transducer L , maps
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the rules are composed with the
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lexicon transducer
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. One such phonological rule
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suffixes are also present in the
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lexicon transducer
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, added in the normal concatenative
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compiled and composed with the
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lexicon transducer
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that is generated automatically
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lexicon so that the resulting
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lexicon transducer
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is equivalent to the result produced
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contextindependent phones . L is a
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lexicon transducer
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which maps context-independent
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The Baseline system uses IBM1
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lexicon transducers
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and different types of phrase
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null-emitter , and fertility . The
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lexicon transducer
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is formed by one node and a number
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intersected and composed with the
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lexicon transducer
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which transforms base forms and
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intermediate exponential size , the
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Lexicon transducer
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must be composed with the first
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in many toolkits , as well as
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lexicon transducers
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constructed through essentially
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composed on top of the overgenerating
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lexicon transducer
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, only the legal strings are
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compose that transducer with the
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Lexicon transducer
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. The reason for this is that
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