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| "abstract": "This document describes shared development of finite-state description of two closely related but endangered minority languages, Erzya and Moksha. It touches upon morpholexical unity and diversity of the two languages and how this provides a motivation for shared open-source FST development. We describe how we have designed the transducers so that they can benefit from existing opensource infrastructures and are as reusable as possible.", | |
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| "text": "There are over 5000 languages spoken world wide, and a vast majority of them are endangered (see Moseley 2010). The Mordvinic languages Erzya and Moksha are no exception. One of the first NLP solutions that are typically developed along with lexical resources for any low-resourced language is a morphological analyzer (cf Zueva et al. 2020; Tyers et al. 2019; Lovick et al. 2018) .", | |
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| "text": "In this paper, we describe the development of an open-source FST (finite-state transducer) based morphological analyzer, lemmatizer and generator for Erzya and Moksha. We highlight the importance of certain design decisions to ensure the compatibility of our transducers with existing systems. In addition, we will describe how the transducers can be edited in a system that creates an abstraction layer behind a graphical user interface for FST development.", | |
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| "text": "The unity and diversity of the Mordvin literary languages of today, Erzya and Moksha, has been a subject of research for over two hundred years. The first grammars were published in 1830s -Moksha in 1838 (Ornatov, 1838) and Erzya in 1838 -1839 (Gabelentz, 1839 . The subsequent 180 years brought scholars for fieldwork, grammars, dictionaries, and the popularization of the languages. 2002 saw the publication of the first monolingual dictionary of Erzya (Abramov, 2002) , and the manuscript was proclaimed open by the author for future development. The Mordvin languages have continued to receive a fair share of linguistic research interest in the recent years (Luutonen, 2014; Hamari and Aasm\u00e4e, 2015; Kashkin and Nikiforova, 2015; Gr\u00fcnthal, 2016) .", | |
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| "text": "After the release first finite-state transducer for the closely related Komi-Zyrian (Rueter, 2000) , it was only obvious that similar work should be done for Erzya Mordvin. Fortunately, over the past decade there has been an increasing number of publications on Erzya, relating to its morphology (Rueter, 2010) , its OCR tools (Silfverberg and Rueter, 2015) and universal dependencies (Rueter and Tyers, 2018) .", | |
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| "text": "This document discusses open-source morphology development, which has greatly benefited from open-source projects, most notably achievements attributed to the GiellaLT infrastructure (Moshagen et al., 2014) , i.e. Giellatekno & Divvun at the Norwegian Arctic University in Troms\u00f8, Norway.", | |
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| "text": "It is also very important that people new to language documentation be given opportunities to develop their understanding of languages through participation in projects. Here we must mention an important span of time 1988-1997, during which the first author did word processing for the 2073page 'Dictionary of Mordvin Dialects' by Heikki Paasonen.", | |
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| "text": "It is not uncommon that similar tools and methods are developed by different research groups in different parts of the world for language documentation purposes. To name a few, there are projects developing similar language documentation systems for African languages (Jones and Muftic, 2020) , Indonesian languages (Nasution et al., 2018) and Yupik (Hunt et al., 2019) , while at the same time, it has been shown that digital humanities projects that are seemingly different, still face the very same technical problems (M\u00e4kel\u00e4 et al., 2020) . In arguably, any work conducted with endangered languages to document them and better serve the small community of speakers has a lot of value. However, the fact that the wheel gets reinvented over and over again leads to fragmentation in the resources available for smaller languages and makes their use more difficult as each individual tool exposes an API of their own.", | |
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| "text": "At the moment Erzya and Moksha infrastructure in GiellaLT can be considered to be in nearly equal standing, despite the fact that work on Erzya was started considerably earlier. This does not mean, however, that the resources for both languages are identical in all measures, although in basic numeric levels their sizes are comparable. There are many situations where additional consistency between the infrastructures for these two languages would be quite desirable and beneficial. We discuss next what these instances could be, and outline some of the major questions while working with this language pair. The open-source machine translation infrastructure Apertium uses a shallow-transfer strategy. By definition, shallow transfer makes a morphosyntactic analysis of the source language, translates the lemmas from source to target language, generates morphology acquired from the source language in the target language and makes adjustments to the syntax of the target language. This concept of parallel lexica, morphology and syntax, would therefore, seem most effective in translation between closely related languages. In the case of the Mordvin pair, this means the use of mutual tags for describing mutual phenomena.", | |
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| "text": "Mutual phenomena in Erzya and Moksha, however, can be distinguished as exact matches and fuzzy matches, as it were. While there is no doubt that the two languages share nearly the same categories of case, person, number and definiteness, it must also be noted that the paradigms do not share the same cellular structure (Keresztes 1999; Trosterud 2006; Rueter 2016) . When the paradigm structure is diverse, it is suggested that a union of morphological tags be taken as a starting point. number, for instance, and the other does not, there comes a point where number must be determined. And, in order to facilitate a transition from the absence of the category of number to its presence and vice versa, the rudiments of tagging this category must be put in place, e.g. for the category of number we use SG 'singular', PL 'plural' and SP 'singular or plural'. Diversity in the Erzya-Moksha language pair can be found in the core ranges of the categories definiteness, person and number. Both languages have an indefinite or basic declension, a definite or determiner declension and a possessive declension. For both languages, it can be stated that the indefinite declension distinguishes the category of number in the nominative alone, whereas number is always specified in the definite declension paradigms. The possessive declension, however, exhibits a salient rift in unity. Moksha has a symmetric paradigm in the core cases, nominative, genitive and dative (see Table 2 ), with distinct word forms for each case-possessor combination slot and an additional distinction for number of possessa when the possessor is singular, whereas Erzya makes virtually no consistent distinction for case or number in the nominative and genitive -with one exception the specific nominative singular reading of the third person singular +N+SG+NOM+PXSG3 and optionally in the first and second person singular of modern written literature (see Table 3 ).", | |
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