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Many language processing tasks such as parsing or surface generation need to either extract and process the information encoded in the words or need to synthesize words from available semantic and syntactic information. This chapter presents an overview of the main concepts in building morphological processors for natural languages, based on the finite state approach – the state-of-the-art mature paradigm for describing and implementing such systems.
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