Hello everyone,
I'm Sudarsh Rathi, a sophomore majoring in
"Computational Linguistics" at International Institute Of Information
Technology, Hyderabad, India. I wish to work with Apertium for the
GSOC-2014. Machine translation and the nature of Language in general has
always fascinated me.
My first language(s) is Hindi-Urdu (10 years in academics), I'm also fluent
in English(14 years in acad.) and Sanskrit(6 years in acad). I also know a
Beginner's level German(*Deutsch*). My programming skills include
C/C++,HTML5,CSS,XML,Python,
Web2py,Django,LaTeX,MySQL.
I have tried a couple of Language pairs with Apertium, English-Hindi
(eng-hi), Urdu-Hindi(ur-hi),English-German(en-de) etc. I am particularly
interested in the Urdu-Hindi pair. Following 'spectie's' directions I
proceeded to add 500~ nouns to the ur->hi bilingual dictionary and tested
them. If given the opportunity by Apertium, I would like to *Adopt the
Urdu-Hindi language pair* *for GSOC 2014*. To that end I have following
queries,
1) Can I get 'commit' access to share my effort and to work on my coding
challenge.
2) I would like to know more about this coding challenge. I would
appreciate if someone could specify the expected results of this coding
Challenge.
3) Here is an *excerpt* from my work adding nouns to ur-hi bidix,
http://pastebin.com/nPr9j5Gs Please, let me know how well I did and if
you wish to see the rest of it too :) .
Hoping for much-needed guidance from the community at Apertium and awaiting
your response eagerly.
--
*Khuda Hafiz,Sudarsh Kr. Rathi*
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