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sentence would greatly assist the
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problem . That is , if we could
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trigram model for the task of
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, backing off to a bigram model
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statistically based approach for
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in Semitic languages . We wish
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a useful tool for the task of
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in Semitic languages . Our technique
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in morphological analysis and
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in Hebrew and in Arabic . Finally
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conditional markov models for the
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problem of Syriac . Nelken and
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consonants for the purpose of
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. For example , the short vowels
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deasciified form of the input . 4.2.5
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There is a new trend of omitting
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context of the word . Methods for
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in previous work involving morphological
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often hap - pens . The aim of the
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is the generation of the original
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and 9 different class labels in
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( one can refer to Section 3
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. The algorithm for FST based
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could not be simpler : between
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detec - tion , deasciification ,
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, accent normalization and spelling
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detection , deasci - ification ,
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, accent normalization and spelling
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on ambiguous cases and for the
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by 45.77 percentage points over
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detection , deasciifica - tion ,
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, accent normalization and spelling
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