Machine translation in Tamil
Tamil is one of the few classical languages still alive today. It is spoken by more than 77 million people across the world. There is a lot of research going on to find ways to translate between Tamil and other languages.
Research Centers:
Anna University, Chennai, India has AU-KBC (Anna University - K.B.Chandrasekar) research centre. It is a forerunner in Tamil machine translation. It has developed a small application, English-Tamil Machine Aided Translation System, with lot of limitations to translate from English to Tamil.
There is a NLP Research Group in Amrita Univsersity that aims to develop a robust machine translation system for regional languages such as Tamil and Malayalam.
Conferences:
Tamil Internet Conference is conducting conference every year. Many scholars are presenting papers in these conferences.
Resources:
Languages in India is the best online resource. It has many scholarly articles related to machine translation in Tamil and other languages. And the articles are freely available.
Books:
Dr.S.Kamakshi, Prof.S.Rajendran, Preliminariess to the preparation of a machine aid to translate linguistics texts writtern in English into Tamil, DLA Publications, 2004.
Rev.C.T.E.Rhenius, A Grammar of The Tamil Language, American Mission Press, 1853
Sunday, January 24, 2010
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