The two-level model .of morphology and phonology arose from work on finite-state machine descriptions of phonological phenomena. However, the two-level rule notation can be given a precise declarative semantics in terms of the segmentation of sequences of pairs of symbols, quite independently of any computational representation as sets of finite-state transducers. Thus defined, the two-level mo...

This paper presents a new l inguist ic, computationally implemented model for morphological analysis and synthesis. It is general in the sense that the same language independent algorithm and the same computer program can operate on a wide range of languages, including highly i n flected ones such as Finnish, Russian or Sanskrit. The new model is unrestricted in scope and it is capable of handl...

Automatic selection of morphological paradigm for a noun lemma is necessary to automate the task of building morphological analyzer for nouns with minimal human interventions. Morphological paradigms can be of two types namely surface level morphological paradigms and lexical level morphological paradigms. In this paper we present a method to automatically select lexical level morphological par...

This paper presents our efforts at developing an Indonesian morphological analyser that provides a detailed analysis of the rich affixation process. We model Indonesian morphology using a two-level morphology approach, decomposing the process into a set of morphotactic and morphophonemic rules. These rules are modelled as a network of finite state transducers and implemented using xfst and lexc...