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Create a simple process for updating crk FST into itwêwina #257
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@andrewdotn @nienna73 I believe this has now in practice been implemented with or in conjunction with incremental import? Whatever remains might be commented here, but otherwise this and the associated issues can be considered closed? |
The following XFSCRIPT code should generate the normative generator (with morpheme boundaries) and the descriptive analyzer for crk, from the elements existing in giellalt/lang-crk/ - What is needed is the latest full lexicon, in
@nienna73 This should fix at least some obvious accumulated glitches for itwêwina, adding -im- to the most obvious possessed nouns, but there is still some substantial revision I need to complete. The above could be used to generate the dictionary versions of the two FSTs, while keeping everything the same, and starting from the shared source. |
This requires a description of the steps needed to create updated LEXC source from the various dictionary sources. This is documented here: UAlbertaALTLab/crk-db#108 |
Creating a more permanent solution for #256, since the crk FST will be updated based on CW updates and modifications to the affixation, we would need a stream-lined process which will update the itwêwina FSTs (descriptive analyzer and normative generator) and the content that is generated with the FSTs (paradigm content).
As part of that process, we would need some diagnostics for checking that the change won't wreck the functionality of itwêwina. Likely, the paradigms in
giella/langs/crk/test/src/gt-norm-yamls
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