Morphological Study of Standard Arabic

Morphological Study of Standard Arabic

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  • Dr. Afiya Zia Department of Sociology, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad
  • Dr. David Johnson Department of Sociology, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom

Abstract

Morphological analyzers are useful tools for performing pre-processing prior to conducting text analysis. Text Analytics solutions frequently require their utilization in order to perform in an optimal manner. An analysis of the SALMA-Tools (Standard Arabic Language Morphological Analysis) may be found in this scientific article The SALMA tools contain a complete set of rules, instruments, and resources that are targeted at strengthening the application of Arabic word structure analysis, with a particular emphasis on morphological analysis. This is accomplished by concentrating on morphological analysis. These tools are intended to make the management of Arabic text corpora across a wide variety of genres, formats, and domains more straightforward. This includes texts that have pluralized and non-vowel variants. When compared to that of the vast majority of other languages, the tagging system used in Arabic demonstrates a far higher degree of complexity. The relevant linguistic information should be included by the morphological analyzer into the proclitic, prefix, stem, suffix, and enclitic components of a word. To be more specific, each constituent of a word is required to have its own subtag rather than a single tag. Especially for probabilistic taggers that are dependent on training data, the inclusion of words that can change their grammatical classification based on their purpose and context may create a challenge for automated morphosyntactic analysis. Nevertheless, the application of fine-grained differences can also be useful in distinguishing between other concepts that are relevant to the local situation. An advanced morphological analyzer called the SALMA-Tagger, which utilizes information from traditional Arabic grammar texts and regularly used lexicon resources like the SALMA-ABCL exicon, is known as the SALMA-Tagger. It's possible that using tag sets that are more comprehensive and particular will prove to be more beneficial in certain circumstances. The SALMA Tag Set is a popular encoding tag set that delivers the well-known and sophisticated morphological aspects of Arabic in a condensed notation format. This tag set has been utilized by a lot of people.

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Published

2024-03-30

How to Cite

Dr. Afiya Zia, & Dr. David Johnson. (2024). Morphological Study of Standard Arabic . Advance Social Science Archive Journal, 2(01), 1–18. Retrieved from http://assajournal.com/index.php/36/article/view/25

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