A Survey of Part of Speech Tagging of Latin and non-Latin Script Languages: A more vivid view on Persian

This research is a general overview of the Latin script languages part of speech (POS) tagging with a specific focus on the non-Latin script languages, especially Persian. The study reviews the progress in POS tagging among the 23 highest native spoken languages in the world. Some of these languages...

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Autores principales:	Meisam Moghadam, Niloufar Jafarpour
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Publicado:	Language Art 2021
Materias:	part of speech tagging, latin script language, non-latin script language, rtl system, persian language Language and Literature P Language. Linguistic theory. Comparative grammar P101-410
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:fc666b183be242808dec24dc558b39322021-11-26T21:24:37ZA Survey of Part of Speech Tagging of Latin and non-Latin Script Languages: A more vivid view on Persian2476-65262538-271310.22046/LA.2021.05https://doaj.org/article/fc666b183be242808dec24dc558b39322021-02-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.languageart.ir/index.php/LA/article/view/180https://doaj.org/toc/2476-6526https://doaj.org/toc/2538-2713This research is a general overview of the Latin script languages part of speech (POS) tagging with a specific focus on the non-Latin script languages, especially Persian. The study reviews the progress in POS tagging among the 23 highest native spoken languages in the world. Some of these languages follow the right-to-left (RTL) writing system such as Arabic, Urdu and Persian which have their own specific issues in POS tagging. This paper also goes through the issues and challenges which occurs during the tokenization and part of speech tagging of these languages. The challenges can be common between the languages or be specified to one. The Persian Language is chosen as the main interest of this paper and an attempt is made to critically overview the recent studies on Persian part of speech tagging and enumerate the specific challenges occurring in these studies. Reviewing the bulk of literature and examining the features, challenges, issues, and POS tagging tools in Persian, it was concluded that significant challenges of the researches on Persian were generally in the tokenization level and mostly as a result of using the Arabic script and its characteristics.Meisam MoghadamNiloufar JafarpourLanguage Artarticlepart of speech tagging, latin script language, non-latin script language, rtl system, persian languageLanguage and LiteraturePLanguage. Linguistic theory. Comparative grammarP101-410ARENFARUHunar-i zabān, Vol 6, Iss 1, Pp 75-90 (2021)
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topic	part of speech tagging, latin script language, non-latin script language, rtl system, persian language Language and Literature P Language. Linguistic theory. Comparative grammar P101-410
spellingShingle	part of speech tagging, latin script language, non-latin script language, rtl system, persian language Language and Literature P Language. Linguistic theory. Comparative grammar P101-410 Meisam Moghadam Niloufar Jafarpour A Survey of Part of Speech Tagging of Latin and non-Latin Script Languages: A more vivid view on Persian
description	This research is a general overview of the Latin script languages part of speech (POS) tagging with a specific focus on the non-Latin script languages, especially Persian. The study reviews the progress in POS tagging among the 23 highest native spoken languages in the world. Some of these languages follow the right-to-left (RTL) writing system such as Arabic, Urdu and Persian which have their own specific issues in POS tagging. This paper also goes through the issues and challenges which occurs during the tokenization and part of speech tagging of these languages. The challenges can be common between the languages or be specified to one. The Persian Language is chosen as the main interest of this paper and an attempt is made to critically overview the recent studies on Persian part of speech tagging and enumerate the specific challenges occurring in these studies. Reviewing the bulk of literature and examining the features, challenges, issues, and POS tagging tools in Persian, it was concluded that significant challenges of the researches on Persian were generally in the tokenization level and mostly as a result of using the Arabic script and its characteristics.
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title	A Survey of Part of Speech Tagging of Latin and non-Latin Script Languages: A more vivid view on Persian
title_short	A Survey of Part of Speech Tagging of Latin and non-Latin Script Languages: A more vivid view on Persian
title_full	A Survey of Part of Speech Tagging of Latin and non-Latin Script Languages: A more vivid view on Persian
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A Survey of Part of Speech Tagging of Latin and non-Latin Script Languages: A more vivid view on Persian

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