论文信息 - Comparison of word-based and syllable-based retrieval for Tibetan (poster session)

Comparison of word-based and syllable-based retrieval for Tibetan (poster session)

Tibetan retrieval based on automatically segmented words is compared with the use of overlapping syllable n-grams using a known-item retrieval evaluation. The optimal span of fixed-length n-grams is found to be 2 syllables, and indexing words is found to be as effective as indexing syllable bigrams.

Douglas W. Oard | Paul G. Hackett

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