Experimenting with
Turkish word production and analysis.
(was ../tuwpa/)
The interface is still experimental;
If you get errors in exercises, it might
be due to server problems.
Please let us know about
what you have tried and how the system responded (if at all).
A prolog system developed at Swedish Institute of Computer Science. SICStus Prolog follows the mainstream Prolog tradition in terms of syntax and built-in predicates, and is largely compatible with DECsystem-10 Prolog and Quintus Prolog, Quintus Computer Systems, Inc, Mountain View, 1987). It also contains primitives for data-driven and object-oriented programming.
Document Pages for SICStus Prolog:
Available on roka only.
from SRI Cambridge
Typed-Feature Structure system from Project Polygloss for writing unification-based grammars and solving recursive type constraints.
A system for writing unification-based grammars. From Edinburgh University
Tools for two-level morphology. Similar to PC-KIMMO (also available) but faster. Courtesy of Xerox and Lauri Karttunen.
Unification based Kimmo with word grammar. Compatible with twolc. from SIL
A morphological/phonological analyzer for Turkish. Courtesy of Jorge Hankamer.
Attribute-logic Engine of Bob Carpenter . For writing HPSG-style grammars.
For writing LFG-style analyzers and generators. From CMU
Functional Unification Grammar based systems for generation. From Martin Kay and Lauri Karttunen
A Machine Translation system. Uses earlier Eurotra style definitions. Courtesy of University of Saarbrucken
Sandiway Fong's Principles and Parameters parser based on GB.