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Welcome to the Finite-State Morphology Homepage

Thanks to Aleksandra Seremina at the software companyAZOFTyou can view this page inRomanian.

Thanks to Agnessa Petrova for theUkrainian translation byA2Goos team.

Thanks to Alisa Anikeeva for theRussian translation by theTopJuristteam.

This is the homepage of the bookFinite State Morphology, Kenneth R.Beesley andLauriKarttunen,CSLIPublications, 2003. The stable URL ishttp://www.fsmbook.com.This page is permanently under construction.

From this page you can find

• Announcements

• Clarifications
  • Tokenizing Transducers
  • The lookup Utility and Lookup-Strategy Scripts
  • Morphological Analyses in an XML Format
  • Downtranslation of XML Dictionaries to lexc LEXICONs
• Frequently Asked Questions
  • Using Unicode UTF-8 with Xerox/Parc Finite-State Software
  • Dotted Brackets in Replace Rules
  • Forward Reference
  • Self-Reference in xfst expressions
  • When to use lexc vs. xfst
  • Parallel Conditional Replacement
  • Print random problem
  • Problem with thesystem command
  • Complementing Contexts in Replace Rules
  • Flag Diacritics and Nominal Compounding
  • Realizational Morphology
  • Optimality Theory
• Errata
  • Curly Braces {}
  • Restriction Operator
  • Optional Replacement Operator
    
  • No Escape from Definitions
  • Operator Precedence
  • Typographical Errors
  • Unclear Statement
  • UTF-8 problem: BOM
    
• Links
  • Emily Bender'sLing580E Computational Morphology at the University of Washington, Fall 2004.
  • Yasin Yılmas and Kemal Oflazer at the Sabanci University inIstanbul have developed a graphical user interface for xfst calledVi-XFST (Visual XFST). If you have a Windows machine, you can load orlink to the vixfst installer at Prof. Oflazer's web site. For more information, seetheVi-XFST User Guide by YasinYılmas.
• Downloads
  • Finite-state software update(with a clickwrap license agreement)
  • Lecture notes
    • Beesley in Pretoria 2004
    • Karttunen at LSA2005 Linguistic Institute
  • Code examples
    • English Numerals
    • Numbers To English Numerals
    • Adding and Subtracting
      
    • Date Parser
    • Finding Palindroms
    • Einstein's Puzzle
    • Realizational Morphology
      
    • Finnish Prosody
    • Finnish OT Prosody
    • The Yale Shooting Problem
      
  • Additional exercises
    • More EnglishNumerals
    • Numbers ToNon-English
    • Adding andSubtracting Negative Integers
      
    • DiscriminatingDate Parser
    • FinnishConsonant Gradation
    • FinnishNoun Inflection
    • FinnishSyllabification
      
    • SpellingCorrection
    • ConstraintSatisfaction
    • Finnish OTProsody
    • Reduplication
    • The Yale ShootingProblem
      

• How to submit problem reports

Announcements

The first copies ofFinite State Morphology weredelivered 16 June 2003. Here is a picture of thecover.The book can be ordered either fromCSLIor from the American distributor, theUniversityof Chicago Press. The European handler, Wiley, received the book inAugust. You can also order the book from Amazon where you find a verypositive review by Shlomo Yona (***** A great book!, January 22, 2004).Another positive review by Shuly Wintner appeared inComputational Linguistics, Vol. 30,pp. 237-239 (July 2004). The latest review is by Otakar Smrž inThe Prague Bulletin of MathematicalLinguistics,81,pp.  73-76 (2004).
 

Software Licensing

The software license for included with the book has beensuperseded by the clickwrap license for the updated software.SeeLicense Agreement.It is for non-commercial use.