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Approach for Transforming Monolingual Text Corpus into XML Corpus

Deepak Sharma, Prakash. R. Devale Published in

Approach for Transforming Monolingual Text Corpus into XML Corpus
International Journal of Applied Information Systems
Year of Publication 2012
© 2010 by IJAIS Journal
Info Co-published with IJCA
Series Volume 1 Number 9
Authors Deepak Sharma, Prakash. R. Devale
10.5120/ijais12-450225
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  1. Deepak Sharma and Prakash.r.devale. Article: Approach for Transforming Monolingual Text Corpus into XML Corpus. International Journal of Applied Information Systems 1(9):1-5, April 2012. BibTeX

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	author = "Deepak Sharma and Prakash.r.devale",
	title = "Article: Approach for Transforming Monolingual Text Corpus into XML Corpus",
	journal = "International Journal of Applied Information Systems",
	year = 2012,
	volume = 1,
	number = 9,
	pages = "1-5",
	month = "April",
	note = "Published by Foundation of Computer Science, New York, USA"
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Abstract

In this paper, we are presenting the approach to convert the text based monolingual corpus to Part-Of-Speech tagging using an standard tagging tool in tagged file and then convert tagged file in the XML format as per defined DTD (Document Type Definition). The tagged text document is parsed through the logic to generate the corpus in XML and also, it can be further used for Information Retrieval, Text-To-Speech conversion, Word Sense Disambiguation and also useful for preprocessing step of parsing by providing unique tag to each word which reduces the number of parses.

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Keywords

Part-of-speech Tagging, Java Xml Library, Dom Parser