• AGFL Grammar Lab
  The AGFL formalism for the syntactic description of Natural Languages has been developed by the Computer Science Department of the Radboud University of Nijmegen. It is a formalism in which large context free grammars can be described in a compact way. AGFLs belong to the family of two level grammars, along with attribute grammars and DCG's: a first, context-free level is augmented with set-valued features for expressing agreement between constituents.
  in Computational Linguistics > Morphology with computational finite morphology state transducer
• ALE Homepage
  in Computational Linguistics > Morphology with computational introduction linguistics morphology by 2 users
• ALE-RA
  ALE-RA is an ALE extension to: * Realizational morphology & finite-state * Automata phonology
  in Computational Linguistics > Morphology with computational finite morphology phonology state
• Bombay Workshop on Morphology
  The importance of morphology has recently been recognized as critical in the context of MT, IR, IE and such applications, especially for Indian Languages. Considering this, a one-day workshop on Morphology is planned at IIT Bombay on 31st March, 2005. The main aim of the workshop is sharing of experience and evolving solutions and future directions.
  in Languages > Indic Languages with indic languages morphology workshop
• CATVAR
  A Categorial-Variation Database (or Catvar) is a database of clusters of uninflected words (lexemes) and their categorial (i.e. part-of-speech) variants. For example, the words hunger(V), hunger(N), hungry(AJ) and hungriness(N) are different English variants of some underlying concept describing the state of being hungry. Another example is the developing cluster:(develop(V), developer(N), developed(AJ), developing(N), developing(AJ), development(N)).
  in Languages > English with english morphology
• Distributed Morphology
  in Linguistics > Morphology with distributed linguistics morphology
• Distributed Morphology Archive
  in Linguistics > Morphology with archive distributed linguistics morphology
• Extended finite state models of language
  in Computational Linguistics > Finite State with computational finite language linguistics morphology state
• FieldWorks UML charts
  in Linguistics > Morphology with charts fieldworks linguistics morphology uml
• Hayes and Albright (learning)
  in Computational Linguistics > Morphology with albright computational hayes learning linguistics morphology by 2 users
• Inflectional German Adjectives (DATR)
  
  The Inflectional Phonology of German Adjectives, Determiners and Pronouns
  detsetc
  in Computational Linguistics > Morphology with adjectives computational datr german inflectional linguistics morphology
• Jan Daciuk's Finite State Utilities
  Jan Daciuk's Finite State Utilities for Morphology
  in Computational Linguistics > Finite State with computational finite linguistics morphology state utilities
• Jirka Hana
  Jirka Hana's CV, with articles on tagging Russian using Czech, Portuguese using Spanish etc.
  in Computational Linguistics > Learning with czech learning morphology portuguese russian spanish
• Latin Numerals
  
  Latin, classical, medieval and modern, Latin numerals, Latin numbers
  cardinal distributive latin numbers numerals ordinal
  in Linguistics > Morphology > Indeclinables with indeclinables latin linguistics morphology numerals
• Lexical Morphology Biblio
  Bibliography of morphology (and related fields) containing more than 7500 entries.
  MORBO is the website for the Research Group in Morphology at the Department of Foreign Languages, University of Bologna, Italy. Since early 2004 we have used this website to publish and promote our activities and research projects. MORBO also hosts the homepage for LINGUE E LINGUAGGIO, a semestral journal of linguistics edited by the members of the MORBO research group, and BIBLIO,
  formation generative grammar linguistic linguistics mo morpheme morphological morphology theoretical theory word word-formation
  in Linguistics > Morphology with biblio lexical linguistics morphology
• Linguistics Links Database Computing
  Morphology
  in Computational Linguistics > Morphology with computational linguistics morphology
• LMBM An Overview
  in Linguistics > Morphology with linguistics lmbm morphology overview
• Malik: The Phonology And Morphology Of Panjabi
  The Phonology And Morphology Of Panjabi, Amar Nath Malik, Oscar Publications
  The Phonology And Morphology Of Panjabi
  linguistics morphology panjabi phonology
  in Languages > Indic Languages > Indo-Aryan > Panjabi with amar indic indo-aryan languages morphology nath panjabi phonology
• Many Eyes
  My page of visualizations: "word" trees, although the visualizations in fact explore characters and morphemes.
  in Computing > Visualization with arabic interface inuit lexicography morphology phonology tagalog visualization
• Morfessor
  Unsupervised morphology learning
  HUT - CIS - NatLang Research - Morpho project
  in Computational Linguistics > Morphology with learning morphology unsupervised

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