Υπολογιστική επεξεργασία της αλλομορφίας στην παραγωγή λέξεων της ελληνικής
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This thesis presents a systematic approach and analysis of allomorphy, while successfully demonstrates the possibility of treating the phenomenon in computational level in Greek. Previous research did not deal with allomorphy at the derivation process of Greek, while the overall efforts of morphology learning and analysis of allomorphy was extremely limited and partially successful in morphological analysis. In contrast, our work analyses the phenomenon of allomorphy with strict morphological criteria, defines the morphological environments of allomorph participants and presents examples of systematic participation in all word formation processes. More specifically, there are presented the allomorphic behavior of stems and derivational suffixes, restrictions governing the allomorphs selection and proofs of predictability and regularity of the phenomenon. We highlight the lack of defined computational strategy for dealing with allomorphy and the selective treatment of allomorphs. We tes ...
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