Traditional compiler front-ends are designed around near-deterministic parsing algorithms, restricting the form of the parsing grammar. The corresponding lexical analysers are required to provide only a single partitioning of an input string into tokens. This requires the lexica…
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Ambiguity is the presence of more than one meaning in any human spoken or written expression. Research in language and communication shows that natural languages are inherently ambiguous (Prior, Wintner, McWhinney, & Lavie, 2009). Such ambiguity can be found lexically at the sem…
One of the main issues facing Cross Language Information Retrieval (CLIR) is untranslatable words, i.e., words not found in dictionaries, which are usually referred to as Out Of Vocabulary (OOV) words. Bilingual dictionaries in general do not cover most proper nouns (e.g., names…