Language and Technology in Wales: Volume  I

Delyth Prys; Dewi Jones; Gruff Prys; Gareth Watkins; Sarah Cooper; Jonathan C. Roberts; Peter Butcher; Leena Farhat; William Teahan; Myfyr Prys

Language and Technology in Wales: Volume I

Delyth Prys (Editor), Dewi Jones (Contributor), Gruff Prys (Contributor), Gareth Watkins (Contributor), Sarah Cooper (Contributor), Jonathan C. Roberts (Contributor), Peter Butcher (Contributor), Leena Farhat (Contributor), William Teahan (Contributor), Myfyr Prys (Contributor)

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This ebook is based on some of the main papers presented during the Welsh Language Technologies Academic Symposium 2020. The chapters deal with NLP and speech technology, concentrating on techniques that may be useful for less-resourced languages. The state of language technologies for the Basque language is reported on, as are some international tools that may be adapted for other languages. A number of resources that have been developed for Welsh are detailed, including part of speech taggers, stemmer, word-to-vec models, neural machine translation and text to speech.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Bangor
Publisher	Prifysgol Bangor University
Number of pages	120
Volume	1
ISBN (Electronic)	978-1-84220-188-6
Publication status	Published - 5 Oct 2021

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