ParaMor: From Paradigm Structure to Natural Language Morphology Induction

Christian Monson, 2009. Carnegie Mellon University.

Monson's Carnegie Mellon doctoral thesis presenting ParaMor, an unsupervised method that learns a language's morphology by finding paradigm-like sets of suffixes.

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Monson, C. (2009). ParaMor: From Paradigm Structure to Natural Language Morphology Induction. Carnegie Mellon University.

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Monson, Christian. “ParaMor: From Paradigm Structure to Natural Language Morphology Induction.” Carnegie Mellon University (2009).