论文信息 - Named Entity Recognition for Indian Languages

Named Entity Recognition for Indian Languages

Abstract Stub This paper talks about a new approach to recognize named entities for Indian languages. Phonetic matching tech- nique is used to match the strings of differ- ent languages on the basis of their similar sounding property. We have tested our sys- tem with a comparable corpus of English and Hindi language data. This approach is language independent and requires only a set of rules appropriate for a language.

Ratna Sanyal | Sudip Sanyal | Pawandeep Singh | Animesh Nayan | B. Ravi Kiran Rao

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