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citations ending in 'i', continue part 1 #18

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funderburkjim opened this issue Oct 30, 2018 · 4 comments
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citations ending in 'i', continue part 1 #18

funderburkjim opened this issue Oct 30, 2018 · 4 comments

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@funderburkjim
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This is analogous to #17.

Here, we extend the identification of stems ending in 'i' to those lexnorm-all2 cases where

  • the citation ends in 'i'
  • the lexnorm is exactly one of
    • f:n 3 cases
    • m:n 11 cases
    • m:f 122
    • m:f:n 1689

This handles about 1800 additional records of lexnorm-all2

After removing duplications, there are additional stems added:

  • 1559 additional stems with m_i model
  • 1820 additional stems with f_i model
  • 1663 additional stems with n_i model.

for a total of 5042 additional stem-model cases ending in 'i'.

There remain 158 records of lexnorm-all2 with stems ending in 'i' which will be accounted for later.
Some examples:

25903	Ayuzpati	Ayuz-pati	m:f#tnI:n
28537	i	i	LEXID=pron,STEM=idam
232753	saptati	saptati	LEXID=card,STEM=saptati

The declension of these additional 5042 cases requires no modification to the declension algorithms.

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gasyoun commented Oct 31, 2018

@funderburkjim
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I had forgotten, or not known of, the SanskritSubanta. Thanks for mentioning.

Have worked with @drdhaval2785 in comparing
his SanskritVerb verb forms to those generated by my code. This work done back in 2016. See https://github.com/funderburkjim/elispsanskrit/issues. Will no doubt revisit this work in this MWinflect project when I get to verb conjugations.

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I will also need to revisit SanskritSubanta. It was merged with SanskritVerb at one point of time.

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gasyoun commented Nov 14, 2018

also need to revisit

Yes, indeed. MSS will not run away if you take some rest with us, will they?

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