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Named Entity Recognition for Arabic Using Syntactic Grammars

Named entities (NE) occur frequently in Arabic texts, and their recognition is essential. Recognizing and categorizing NE requires both internal (morphological) and external (syntactic) evidences. This paper describes a system that combines a morphological parser and a syntactic parser, that are built with the NooJ linguistic development environment.

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