On Saturday 12 November 2011 Jimmy O'Regan said
If you check back through the archives, you'll see that there has been
discussion recently about an interface for adding words. A number of
people have worked on it, and it's a more difficult task than you
might expect.
FWIW, I think the
Al 11/12/2011 10:31 AM, En/na Kevin Donnelly ha escrit:
On Saturday 12 November 2011 Jimmy O'Regan said
If you check back through the archives, you'll see that there has been
discussion recently about an interface for adding words. A number of
people have worked on it, and it's a more
The point is that while working, for example, at tr-az, we realized that our
lexicon (the only available under GPL blabla) sucked big time. Replacing
misplaced stems (i have a personal statistic saying that ~30% are misplaced) is
dull, time consuming and can be definitely
This year we will not be adding new tasks to the GCI site after the
initial launch until December 16th. THIS IS A CHANGE IN POLICY.
http://code.google.com/p/google-code-in/wiki/GCIAdminMentorInformation
Unlike last year, where we could add tasks as the students with the
skills presented
About GCI I'm wondering if things are enough explained in order that the
teenagers will do the work we are interested in. For instance: where they
can get things in sourceforge, what the hell is svn, and so on. I don't
know what happened last year, but maybe it would be wise to create a FAQ on
the
Hi Mikel
On Saturday 12 November 2011 Mikel Forcada said
Al 11/12/2011 10:31 AM, En/na Kevin Donnelly ha escrit:
FWIW, I think the fundamental problem is that the format of the
dictionaries is non-optimal from a linguistic point of view.
Kevin, it would be good to hear a bit more
I've got the last version of apertium-en-ca (from /trunk) and I get lots of
times the same error while running
make -f ca-en-unsupervised.make
apertium-en-ca.ca.dix:65535: element e: validity error : No declaration
for attribute v of element e
apertium-en-ca.ca.dix:65535: element e:
