A Computer-Assisted Study of South-Asian Languages

8.项目摘要1991-1993年，本项目是由CIIL与中国国际实验室联合实施的（印度政府人力资源部迈索尔印度语言中央研究所）和国际印第安人文化协会（东京外国语大学亚非语言和文化研究所，东京）建立阿萨姆语、古吉拉特语、信德语和乌尔都语（印度-雅利安语），Malayalam（达罗毗荼语）和凯扎那牙（藏缅语），用于编纂上述双语词典-6日本和2名印度语言学家共同记录了他们国家的口语基本词汇，调查语言，也收集文学教育词汇相同。口语词汇和文学词汇都输入计算机作为数据库。 ...更多信息 开发的程序，直到1911年，它可以生成一个连续的文本在12种不同的印度语言，计算频率的每个字在文本中使用，分析数据的关键字在上下文中，也打印文本中的话，按顺序排列与前面，与前面和后面的上下文的每个字。在1991-92年期间，Rajapurohit博士在主机计算机上开发了另外三种印度文字（卡纳达语、马拉雅拉姆语和泰卢固语）的字体和文字处理程序。由于CIIL的活动是基于个人计算机的，而ILCAA的活动是基于主机的，因此发现有必要通过引入一些代码转换程序来使输入数据相互可读和分析。为此目的，町田先生开发了一个名为“CATUR”的程序，可以在PC上进行各种处理工作，并成功地建立了一个完美的通信系统，通过印度或日本制造的任何PC软件提供任何印度语言数据。少

8 ABSTRACT OF PROJECTDuring 1991-1993 the present project has been jointly carried out by CIIL ( Central Institute of Indian Languages, Mysore, Ministry of Human Resources, Government of India ) and ILCAA ( Institute for the Study of Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Tokyo ) to build up the computer data base on Assamese, Gujarati, Sindhi and Urdu (Indo-Aryan languages), Malayalam (Dravidian) and Khezha Naga ( Tibeto-Burman language ) for compiling bilingual dictionaries of the above-mentioned languages versus Japanese and also of preparing grammars and readers of these languages which would be useful for Japanese learners.6 Japanese and 2 Indian linguists worked together to record colloquial basic vocabulary of their investigated languages and also to collect literary educational vocabulary of the same. And the colloquial as well as literary vocabularies were both input into a computer for the data base.With ILCAA's main-frame computer and … More developed programmes, till 1911 it was possible to generate a continuous text in 12 different Indian languages, to count frequency of each word used in text, to analyze the data for key word in context and also to print the words in the text, alphabetically arranged with the preceding, with the preceding and the following context of each word. During 1991-92 Dr. Rajapurohit developed the fonts as well as the word processing program for three more Indian scripts ( Kannada, Malayalam and Telugu ) on the main frame computer.Since the CIIL's activity is based on Personal Computer whereas the ILCAA'S activity is main-frame based, it was found necessary to make the input data mutually readable and analysable by introducing some code-conversion program. For this purpose Mr. Machida has developed such a programme called 'CATUR' as can serve all sorts of processing work based on PC and also has successfully established a perfect communication system among any Indian language data fed through any PC software of Indian or Japanese make. Less