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fullname: Otakar Smrz
userid: SMRZ
mail: CENSORED
homepage: http://ckl.mff.cuni.cz/smrz/
why:
In case Encode is polutable ;) Please, see the note on naming at
the very end.
Encode::Mapper - extension for intuitive, yet efficient
construction of mappings for Encode - implementation touches
theoretical studies such as Aho-Corasick and Boyer-Moore algorithms
and finite automata with the restart operation - object-oriented API
to be used in, but not limited to, the modules below
Encode::Arabic - extension for encodings of Arabic, using
Encode::Encoding - aimed at the Natural Language Processing
community of IT
Encode::Arabic::ArabTeX - extension for multi-purpose processing of
the ArabTeX notation of Arabic - conversions into/from the Arabic
script and/or phonetic transcriptions, highly configurable -
non-trivial implementation relying on Encode::Mapper and suiting the
Encode::Encoding interface
Encode::Arabic::Buckwalter - extension for Tim Buckwalter's
transliteration of Arabic - tr/// one-to-one mapping with the
Encode::Encoding interface
Encode::Korean - extension for encodings of Korean, using
Encode::Encoding - aimed at the Natural Language Processing
community of IT
Encode::Korean::Literal - transliteration of Hangul, the Korean
script - Unicode character decomposition, Encode::Mapper inverse -
configurable to numerous transliteration standards
Encode::Korean::Phonetic - extending the above with applicable
phonetic changes - providing the Encode::Encoding interface as well
NOTE:
We propose the full names of **languages** these modules refer to,
rather than the two-letter codes, since:
- Encode::KR already exists in the internal structure of Encode,
and is quite distant from what Encode::Korean does.
- Encode::Arabic::ArabTeX may imply there will be similar modules
working with the many ArabTeX notations in the future. The produced
**script** may still be called Arabic (like Encode::Persian::ArabTeX
or Encode::Urdu::ArabTeX), but need not (like
Encode::Hebrew::ArabTeX). Recall that the rules for interpreting the
transliteration depend on the **language**.
- Finally, we think Encode::* is much more appropriate than
Lingua::*, simply because the interfaces we use and provide were
designed to fit exactly into Encode's philosophy
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