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Virastyar
Virastyar is an spell checker for low-resource languages
Virastyar is a free and open-source (FOSS) spell checker. It stands upon the shoulders of many free/libre/open-source (FLOSS) libraries developed for processing low-resource languages, especially Persian and RTL languages Publications: Kashefi, O., Nasri, M., & Kanani, K. (2010). Towards Automatic Persian Spell Checking. SCICT. Kashefi, O., Sharifi, M., & Minaie, B. (2013). A novel string distance metric for ranking Persian respelling suggestions. Natural Language Engineering, 19(2), 259-284. Rasooli, M. S., Kahefi, O., & Minaei-Bidgoli, B. (2011). Effect of adaptive spell checking in Persian. In NLP-KE Contributors: Omid Kashefi Azadeh Zamanifar Masoumeh Mashaiekhi Meisam Pourafzal Reza Refaei Mohammad Hedayati Kamiar Kanani Mehrdad Senobari Sina Iravanin Mohammad Sadegh Rasooli Mohsen Hoseinalizadeh Mitra Nasri Alireza Dehlaghi Fatemeh Ahmadi Neda PourMorteza -
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OpenAI Translator
Browser extension and cross-platform desktop app based on ChatGPT API
Browser extension and cross-platform desktop application for translation based on ChatGPT API. I have developed a Bob plugin that utilizes ChatGPT API to provide global word translation on macOS. However, since not all users have access to macOS to benefit from the plugin, I have created this project! What began as a Chrome extension has now evolved into a multi-platform desktop app that I am currently developing. The desktop application does not support the pop-up icon after word selection. You must press the shortcut key to trigger the translation after selecting a word. It offers three modes: translation, polishing and summarization. Our tool allows for mutual translation, polishing and summarization across 55 different languages. Streaming mode is supported! It allows users to customize their translation text. One-click copying, Text-to-Speech (TTS). Available on all platforms (Windows, macOS, and Linux) for both browsers and Desktop. -
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Crow Translate
Lightweight translator that allows you to translate and speak text
Crow Translate is a simple and lightweight translator written in C++ / Qt that allows you to translate and speak text using Google, Yandex, Bing, LibreTranslate and Lingva translate API. You may also be interested in my library QOnlineTranslator used in this project. Wayland does not support global shortcuts registration, but you can use D-Bus to bind actions in the system settings. For desktop environments that support additional applications actions (KDE, for example) you will see them predefined in the system shortcut settings. You can also use them for X11 sessions, but you need to disable global shortcuts registration in the application settings to avoid conflicts. On Linux to make the application look native on a non-KDE desktop environment, you need to configure Qt applications styling. -
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Mishkal: Arabic Text Vocalization
Arabic Text Vocalization system
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Translate Shell
Command-line translator using Google Translate, Bing Translator, etc.
Translate Shell (formerly Google Translate CLI) is a command-line translator powered by Google Translate (default), Bing Translator, Yandex.Translate, and Apertium. It gives you easy access to one of these translation engines in your terminal. By default, translations with detailed explanations are shown. You can also translate the text briefly (only the most relevant translation will be shown). Translate Shell can also be used like an interactive shell; input the text to be translated line by line. Translate Shell is known to work on many POSIX-compliant systems. You may use Translate Shell from any Unix shell of your choice (bash, zsh, ksh, tcsh, fish, etc.); however, the wrapper script requires either bash or zsh installed. It is a must to have corresponding fonts for the language(s) / script(s) you wish to display in your terminal. -
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IRAMUTEQ : Interface de R pour les Analyses Multidimensionnelles de Textes et de Questionnaires. Logiciel de traitement de données pour des corpus texte ou de type individus/caractères. Permet notamment de réaliser des analyses de type "ALCESTE"
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Saladict
Pop-up dictionary and page translator with multiple search modes
All-in-one professional pop-up dictionary and page translator which supports multiple search modes, page translations, new word notebook and PDF selection searching. Saladict supports mixed use of multiple search modes. Whether it be single-click, double-click, pop-up icon, hovering or keyboard shortcuts, you name it. The combination of dictionaries is dynamically adjusted according to search text and Saladict profile. Although Saladict is built for looking up English words, it also supports many other languages. Chinese (simplified and traditional), Japanese, Korean are supported with dictionaries. Other languages are supported with several machine translation services. Each dictionary is well polished to a unify style for comfortable reading experience. Built-in Google, Lingocloud and Youdao Page Translation. -
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MisakaTranslator
Galgame's Multilingual Real-time Machine Translation Tool
MisakaProject is a collection of all projects developed based on MisakaTranslator or its auxiliary functions. If you are interested in adding your own projects of related types to MisakaProject, please contact the author. MisakaPatcher added support for plug-in Chinese patch, so this tool is more suitable for players who like manual translation, and also provides another way for Chinese personnel who have difficulty unpacking packets to release Chinese patch. MisakaHookFinder is suitable for some games where the translator can not be used to directly get the text hook method. Users can search for the hook special code by themselves or directly use it to get the source text. At the same time, it also supports the clipboard to output the original text. -
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Open data for a Khmer language corpus and lexicographic data that can be used for the development of free language tools for Khmer language, such as automatic translators, dictionaries, linguistic analysis tools, etc.
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Artha is a handy thesaurus based on WordNet with distinct features like global hotkey look-up, passive desktop notifications, regular expression based search, etc.. Artha may be used as a free open-source replacement to the proprietary WordWeb Pro.
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Translate You
Privacy focused translator app built with MD3
Translate You is a Translator App built with Material Design 3 (You). It supports multiple different translation engines such as LibreTranslate, Lingva, DeepL and more. In total, there are more than 200 supported languages across 6 different translation engines. -
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google-translate-api
A free and unlimited API for Google Translate
A free and unlimited API for Google Translate. The language in which the text should be translated. Must be one of the codes/names (not case sensitive) contained in languages.js. Auto language detection, spelling correction, language correction. Fast and reliable – it uses the same servers that translate.google.com uses. -
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Korean Analyzer Rhino
Parsing Korean words by morpheme and part-of-speech
RHINO parses Korean words by morpheme and part-of-speech. Its dictionaries are based on Korean Modern Tagged Corpus(12 million phrases scale) which was made by Korean government. So it analyses many cases of stems and endings. And the newly developed Dynamic Dictionary Technology can make words to react with their context. That is, a programmed database. For more information see the files in the help folder. -
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go-i18n
Translate your Go program into multiple languages
go-i18n is a Go package and a command that helps you translate Go programs into multiple languages. Supports pluralized strings for all 200+ languages in the Unicode Common Locale Data Repository (CLDR). Code and tests are automatically generated from CLDR data. Supports strings with named variables using text/template syntax. Supports message files of any format (e.g. JSON, TOML, YAML). Use goi18n extract to extract all i18n.Message struct literals in Go source files to a message file for translation. Create an empty message file for the language that you want to add (e.g. translate.es.toml). Run goi18n merge active.en.toml translate.es.toml to populate translate.es.toml with the messages to be translated. The goi18n command manages message files used by the i18n package. -
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Free translating dictionaries. Source format: TEI-P5 XML. Delivery formats: DICT, Stardict, etc. The dictionaries may include information on the pronunciation, etymology and such, in a platform-independent format. Access: web/plugins/standalone.
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Marcion
The study environment of ancient languages (Coptic, Greek, Latin)
Marcion is a software forming a study environment of ancient languages (esp. Coptic, Greek, Latin) and providing many tools and resources (dictionaties, grammars, texts). Although Marcion is focused on to study the gnosticism and early christianity, it is an universal library working with various file formats and allowing to collect, organize and backup texts of any kind. Overview of gnostic sources in Coptic language delivered with Marcion: Nag Hammadi Library; Berlin Codex; Codex Tchacos (Gospel of Judas); Askew Codex (Pistis Sophia); Bruce Codex (Books of Jeu) Overview of sources of early christianity in Coptic, Greek and Latin languages: Septuagint (LXX); Greek New Testament; Coptic New Testament (Sahidic, Bohairic); Latin Vulgate -
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srt-translator
Subtitle translator from one natural language to other.
Translating subtitles in format SubRip from one natural language to other. It is based on Google Translate without API and therefore without payment. Translator have automatic and manual spell checkers. -
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Presage
the intelligent predictive text entry platform
Presage (formerly Soothsayer) is an intelligent predictive text entry system. Presage generates predictions by modelling natural language as a combination of redundant information sources. Presage computes probabilities for words which are most likely to be entered next by merging predictions generated by the different predictive algorithms. Presage's modular and extensible architecture allows its language model to be extended and customized to utilize statistical, syntactic, and semantic predictive algorithms. Presage's predictive capabilities are implemented by predictive plugins. Predictive plugins use services provided by the platform to implement multiple prediction techniques. -
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Apertium: Machine Translation Toolbox
The free and open-source rule-based machine translation platform
Apertium is a toolbox to build open-source shallow-transfer machine translation systems, especially suitable for related language pairs: it includes the engine, maintenance tools, and open linguistic data for several language pairs. -
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IMS Open Corpus Workbench
Indexing and query tools for very large text corpora
The IMS Open Corpus Workbench is a collection of tools for managing and querying large text corpora (100 M words and more) with linguistic annotations. Its central component is the flexible and efficient query processor CQP, which can be used interactively in a terminal session, as a backend e.g. from a Perl script, or through the Web-based GUI CQPweb. -
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ICE Nigeria
Nigerian component of the International Corpus of English
This is the Nigerian component of the International Corpus of English, a one million word corpus of written and spoken Nigerian English for linguistic research. It can be used as a stand-alone corpus or in conjunction with other components of the International Corpus of English (such as ICE-GB, ICE-India, etc.) to compare international varieties of English. This is the first release of the complete corpus. The corpus can be downloaded in several parts. The written part can be downloaded as text files, xml files and xml files with parts of speech tagging, both with or without the raw files. For the spoken part the eaf files (ELAN files in xml format) together with the text files can be downloaded separately from the sound files. In addition, we provide the corpus manual as well as metadata (speaker age, gender, ethnic group and profession) and XML specifications. -
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Wordcorr
Data management for comparative linguistics
Wordcorr automates the tedious and risky process of tabulating and managing the sound correspondences used in working out the historical development of natural languages. Initial support was from NSF. -
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Alfanous
Quran Search Engine
Alfanous (The Lantern - الفانوس ) is an Arabic search engine API provide the simple and advanced search in the Holy Quran , more features and many interfaces... -
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Ghawwas_V4
An open source system for Arabic corpora processing
Ghawwas (previously known as Khawas) is an open source system for Arabic corpora processing. Ghawwas V4.0 provides the following main functions: a. Frequency list for single word and N-Grams b. Concordance c. Collocation (MI, CHI Squared, LL, T-Score, Z Score, Dice, Log Dice, Weirdness Coefficient) d. Lexical patterns search e. Two corpora frequency profile comparison based on MI, CHI, LL, T-Score, Z Score, Dice, Log Dice, Weirdness Coefficient f. Accept Windows and UTF-8 character encoding g. Accept TXT, DOC, DOCX, RTF and HTML formats h. Export the processing results in CSV file format
Guide to Open Source Linguistics Software
Open source linguistics software is software that has been made available to the public by its creators, allowing users to freely make modifications or additions to the code and redistribute it. This type of software can be used for a wide range of tasks in the field of linguistics, such as text analysis, speech recognition, natural language processing (NLP), machine translation, and data mining.
The benefits of open source software are numerous. It is typically cheaper than proprietary alternatives since no license fees are required and there are no restrictions on how users may modify it or reuse it. Also, being open source allows users to collaborate in small teams or entire networks to develop a project faster than would otherwise be possible with any one individual working alone. Furthermore, open-source projects tend to benefit from more constant updates and bug fixes due to there being an ongoing community around them that contributes towards maintaining them. Finally, its availability makes it easier for those who wish to learn about various aspects of programming.
Among some of the most popular open source linguistics software are GATE (General Architecture for Text Engineering), which provides comprehensive tools for performing semantic analysis; NLTK (Natural Language Toolkit), a Python library used for managing large volumes of text; Apache OpenNLP -- an open-source suite used in natural language document processing; SpaCy -- a cutting edge library with modern statistical models for NLP; Stanford CoreNLP -- a collection of highly efficient NLP tools developed at Stanford University; and TensorFlow -- an open machine learning framework specifically designed for developing deep neural network applications related to natural language processing tasks.
These are just some examples among many others currently available that can help researchers create new applications or improve existing ones that involve linguistic processes such as syntactic parsing, part-of-speech tagging, entity recognition, sentiment analysis or text summarization. Ultimately, these solutions have become indispensable resources within the field of linguistics over time due their accessibility and potential customizability by developers worldwide.
Features Offered by Open Source Linguistics Software
- Text Analysis: Open source linguistics software is capable of doing various text analysis, such as morphological analysis, syntactic analysis, and semantic analysis. Morphological analysis involves splitting a word into its component morphemes. This helps to identify the stem of a word which is useful for identifying related words or synonyms. Syntactic analysis is used to understand structural relationships among words in order to determine the meaning of a sentence or phrase. Finally, semantic analysis looks at how words are connected and gives context to their usage in order to uncover deeper meanings and provide an understanding of complex matters.
- Natural Language Processing (NLP): Natural language processing (NLP) is another feature provided by open source linguistics software. NLP enables computers to interpret human language in order to better comprehend what humans are saying. It is primarily used to build Assistive AI technologies, such as virtual assistants like Alexa or Siri that can help us with tasks based on our verbal commands.
- Machine Learning: Open-source linguistics software also offers machine learning capabilities that enable it to learn from its environment and improve over time without any explicit programming by developers. This means that these systems can be continually improved upon based on data they have already collected, leading eventually lead them towards better accuracy and performance over time when utilized within natural language processing applications in particular.
- Visualization Tools: Another common feature found in open-source linguistic tools is visualization tools that allow for users to view data graphs so they can observe trends more easily or create custom visualizations depending on the type of task being undertaken. This includes features such as 3D visualization, cluster visualization, heat maps, bar charts etc., which give greater insights into how the system works and how it may be further optimized for better results if needed.
What Types of Open Source Linguistics Software Are There?
- Grammar Checkers: These programs allow users to check the grammar of a text and ensure it is free of any errors. They also offer suggestions for improvements and can help identify parts of speech, word usage, and other nuances in writing.
- Text or Speech-to-Text Software: This type of software converts speech into text quickly and accurately. It’s useful for transcribing interviews or speeches without having to manually type them out.
- Natural Language Processing (NLP) Software: NLP software uses artificial intelligence algorithms to understand language and automatically generate responses based on what it has learned from analyzing large amounts of data. This can be used to help bots better understand user input for customer service applications, as well as automated tools for language translation and summarization.
- Machine Learning Apps: These apps use machine learning algorithms to analyze text documents and extract key words, topics, sentiments, emotions, etc., allowing users to gain deeper insights from their data more quickly than they would have before.
- Sentiment Analysis Tools: Sentiment analysis allows users to assess the attitude of a writer towards a particular subject by analyzing the text they have written about it. This type of tool is often used in marketing research or customer feedback analysis.
- Visualization Tools: Visualization tools take data that has been collected through linguistics research (such as words used most often in a spoken conversation) and display them graphically so that researchers can better understand patterns in language or discourse over time or within different contexts.
Benefits Provided by Open Source Linguistics Software
- Cost Savings: Open source linguistics software is free to use, eliminating the need for costly licenses and associated fees. This makes it an attractive option for those who cannot afford more expensive tools or don’t need a full suite of proprietary tools.
- Flexibility: Open source linguistics software offers greater flexibility than proprietary software, allowing users to customize the program as needed according to their needs. In addition, users may be able to modify code in order to develop new functionality or correct errors that the original developers may have overlooked.
- Community Support: Oftentimes, open source linguistics software has rich support communities that can provide helpful advice or answer technical questions you may have about using the program. Additionally, community members may release updated versions of the software that resolve problems they’ve found with previous versions since they are not beholden by a corporate entity.
- Security: By its nature, open source projects make all of their code available publicly which means that any security holes can quickly be identified and patched quickly due to increased visibility and community involvement. On the other hand, proprietary software often takes longer to fix security vulnerabilities because changes must go through a larger organization before being released publicly.
- Scalability: Due to its open nature, open source linguistics software allows for scalability with no restrictions on usage or data sizes meaning you can grow your project at your own pace without having any extra costs related to growing your system beyond what was originally planned for.
What Types of Users Use Open Source Linguistics Software?
- University Student: University students use open source linguistics software for research and language learning in their classes.
- Linguist: Linguists use open source linguistics software to study, analyze, and experiment with language structures and theories.
- Software Developer: Software developers utilize open source linguistics software to develop applications that can process and manipulate linguistic data.
- Language Teacher: Language teachers use open source linguistics software to teach students new languages or gain a deeper understanding of the languages they already know.
- Open Source Contributor: Open source contributors contribute to the development of existing open source projects by submitting bug fixes, providing support through forums, writing documentation, and more.
- Data Analyst: Data analysts leverage the power of open source linguistics software to analyze large datasets related to language usage trends, sentiment analysis, text mining, etc.
- Speech Processing Expert: Speech processing experts rely on open source technology from speech recognition algorithms to natural language processing tools in order to build innovative applications for voice interaction or automatic transcription of audio/video content.
How Much Does Open Source Linguistics Software Cost?
The cost of open source linguistics software varies depending on the type of software and what features or capabilities it offers. Generally, most open source linguistic software is free to download and use, although some may require a small fee to access certain advanced features. For example, the popular Natural Language Toolkit (NLTK) is free to download and use but requires a paid subscription for access to its full suite of services. OpenText's GATE framework is also free, while other leading linguistics platforms like Apache OpenNLP and CoreNLP require payment for their more robust versions. Additionally, many individual linguistics libraries are available for free as open source projects that can be used in conjunction with existing tools or integrated into larger custom-built applications. Ultimately, if you do not need any additional features beyond basic language processing capabilities then you should be able to find an adequate solution without having to spend anything at all.
What Software Can Integrate With Open Source Linguistics Software?
Open source linguistics software can integrate with various other types of software to produce a robust suite of data analysis, modelling, and visualization capabilities. These include natural language processing (NLP) packages such as spaCy, text editors like Notepad++, Python programming libraries like NLTK and gensim, web frameworks such as Flask and Django, databases including MySQL or MongoDB, and machine learning frameworks like scikit-learn. Open source linguistics software can also be integrated with open source intelligence solutions such as I2 Analysts Notebook and Thomson Reuters Data Fusion. By combining open source linguistics software with other types of software, complex systems for text analysis can be created to allow for more accurate linguistic research results.
Open Source Linguistics Software Trends
- Increased Accessibility: Open source linguistics software has become increasingly accessible for users, allowing them to download and use the software on their own devices without having to purchase costly licenses. This has increased its popularity among language learners and linguists alike.
- More Options: Open source software offers more options than traditional commercial software. It often includes a wide range of features and tools that can be customized by users, allowing them to tailor it to their specific needs.
- Better Quality: Open source software is typically of higher quality than commercial software, as it is built by a community of users who are constantly testing and refining the code. This ensures that it is reliable and up-to-date with the latest linguistic research.
- Flexibility: Open source software is highly flexible, allowing users to modify the code to meet their needs. This makes it ideal for research projects, as well as for teaching applications in classrooms and online learning environments.
- Cost Savings: Since open source software is free, there are significant cost savings associated with using it over commercial software. This makes it attractive for budget-conscious language learners and linguists who may not be able to afford expensive licenses or upgrades.
How To Get Started With Open Source Linguistics Software
- Getting started with open source linguistics software is relatively easy and can be done in just a few steps. First, users will need to find the right software for their tasks. There are many different kinds of open source linguistics software available, so users should take some time to review the various options and determine which one best fits their needs.
- Once the right program has been selected, users will need to download it onto their computer. This process is usually very straightforward and doesn’t require any technical expertise. After that’s complete, users can begin familiarizing themselves with how the software works by reading through its documentation or user guides. Most programs have online support forums or tutorials that provide a thorough overview of how to use the software as well.
- Next, users can start experimenting with the program themselves by trying out its various features and testing out linguistic concepts within it. Doing this allows them to get a better feel for how everything works together and makes them more comfortable when using it in actual research projects or experiments later on down the road. As they become more familiar with their chosen open source linguistics software package, they may even discover new ways of utilizing it that they weren't aware were possible initially.
- Last but not least, linguists should always make sure they keep up-to-date on any new updates released for their chosen program since this ensures they're getting access to all of its most recent features and bug fixes that allow it work correctly at all times. Keeping up with these updates also helps maintain data safety since old versions of certain programs may no longer be secure due to changes in internet technology over time.