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English-Bhojpuri SMT System: Insights from the Karaka Model

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arxiv 1905.02239 v1 pith:NPEOC3FP submitted 2019-05-06 cs.CL

Atul Kr. Ojha This is my paper
classification cs.CL
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This thesis has been divided into six chapters namely: Introduction, Karaka Model and it impacts on Dependency Parsing, LT Resources for Bhojpuri, English-Bhojpuri SMT System: Experiment, Evaluation of EB-SMT System, and Conclusion. Chapter one introduces this PhD research by detailing the motivation of the study, the methodology used for the study and the literature review of the existing MT related work in Indian Languages. Chapter two talks of the theoretical background of Karaka and Karaka model. Along with this, it talks about previous related work. It also discusses the impacts of the Karaka model in NLP and dependency parsing. It compares Karaka dependency and Universal Dependency. It also presents a brief idea of the implementation of these models in the SMT system for English-Bhojpuri language pair.

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