A critical edition takes into account all the different known versions of the same text in order to show the differences between any two distinct versions. The construction of a critical edition is a long and, sometimes, tedious work. Some software that help the philologist in such a task have been available for a long time for the European languages. However, such software does not exist yet f...

The view of sanskrit as a dead language and that is difficult to learn not completely correct must slowly be eliminated. Awareness increase the existence has been initiated in several parts world by making it daily communication language. basic learning which at this time places more emphasis on skills, grammatical structure. Learning packaged effectively efficiently through sambhaṣaṇa (convers...

The paper highlights some of the most important Ayurvedic medicinal plants of North Eastern India having anticancer potential. A brief review of distribution and pharmacological study (both in vivo and in vitro) of ten Ayurvedic medicinal plants of the region published by various researchers is illustrated in this paper. The medicinal plants discussed here are Enhydra Fluctuans Lour (Sanskrit: ...

We studied a group of verbal memory specialists to determine whether intensive oral text memory is associated with structural features of hippocampal and lateral-temporal regions implicated in language processing. Professional Vedic Sanskrit Pandits in India train from childhood for around 10years in an ancient, formalized tradition of oral Sanskrit text memorization and recitation, mastering t...

We propose a framework using energy-based models for multiple structured prediction tasks in Sanskrit. Ours is an arc-factored model, similar to the graph-based parsing approaches, and we consider of word segmentation, morphological parsing, dependency syntactic linearization, prosodification, “prosody-level” task introduce this work. search-based framework, which expects graph as input, where ...

Sanskrit is an accented language. The accent is very prominent in Vedic Sanskrit but classical Sanskrit does not make use of it. Accent is a disambiguation device which can help to understand the correct sense of a word. Words in Sanskrit tend to fall in certain grammatical categories like ghañantas, vocatives etc. Words in a category tend to have an accent governed by either a general or a spe...