This research presents a new algorithm for Arabic root extraction, which aims to improve the accuracy of Natural Language Processing Algorithms by addressing weaknesses and errors existing algorithms. The proposed utilizes database, that includes collection roots, patterns, affixes, generate potential derivation roots word without eliminating affixes initially. By matching derived with patterns...

This study aims to analyze the derivational and inflection affixation processes in article entitled "The Government of The Republic Indonesia". author also describes that occurs sentences or words contained article. To make it easier see inflectional affixations, authors use a table determine each process found. explores English experience processes. source data studied is written text, so this...

<div class="WordSection1"><p>The research aims to analyze the use of chaining activity on teaching writing affixes legal document. Language is used communicate each other, both written and spoken, ease audiences so it can be understood when first time they read or hear it. On document, should simplified in written, appropriate words sentences structures, presented clearly logically....

This paper introduces a new lexicographic resource, MuLeXFoR, which aims to present word-formation processes in a multilingual database designed for both language specialists (e.g. linguists, terminologists, lexicographers, NLP specialists) as well as second-language (L2) learners and trainee translators. Morphological items (e.g. affixes, compound parts, combining forms) and processes (prefixa...

This study aims to explain the basic structure of Riau Malay clauses using a linguistic typology approach. Data obtained from oral and written data. The method used is Sudaryanto (2005). discussion based on opinion Jufrizal (2012). results showed that BMR were in form (1) non-verbal whose predicates are nouns (pronouns), adjectives, numerals, prepositions which located one argument before predi...

In a canonical inflectional paradigm, inflectional affixes mark distinctions in morphosyntactic value, while the lexical stem remains invariant. But stems are known to alternate too, constituting a system of inflectional marking operating according to parameters which typically differ from those of the affixal system, and so represent a distinct object of inquiry. Cross-linguistically, we still...

The extraction of general knowledge from individual episodes is critical if we are to learn new knowledge or abilities. Here we uncover some of the key cognitive mechanisms that characterise this process in the domain of language learning. In five experiments adult participants learned new morphological units embedded in fictitious words created by attaching new affixes (e.g., -afe) to familiar...

Accounts of memory that postulate complementary learning systems (CLS) have become increasingly influential in the field of language learning. These accounts predict that generalisation of newly learnt linguistic information to untrained contexts requires offline memory consolidation. Such generalisation should not be observed immediately after training, as these accounts claim unconsolidated r...