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ITHEA Classification Structure > E. Data  > E.4 CODING AND INFORMATION THEORY 
TRANSLITERATION AND LONGEST MATCH STRATEGY
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Abstract: A natural requirement on transliteration systems is that transliteration and its inversion could be easily performed. To make this requirement more precise, we consider a text transduction as easily performable if it can be accomplished by a finite transducing device such that all successful tokenizations of input words are compliant with the left-to-right longest-match strategy. Applied to inversion of transliteration this gives a convenient sufficient condition for reversibility of transliteration.

Keywords: left to right, longest match, transliteration, reversible transliteration, sequential transducer.

ACM Classification Keywords: E.4 Data: Coding and information theory — Formal models of communication

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TRANSLITERATION AND LONGEST MATCH STRATEGY

Dimiter Skordev

http://foibg.com/ijita/vol16/IJITA16-1-p07.pdf

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E.4 CODING AND INFORMATION THEORY
article: КЛАССИФИКАТОР ДЛЯ СТАТИЧЕСКОГО ОБНАРУЖЕНИЯ КОМПЬЮТЕРНЫХ ВИРУСОВ, ОСНОВАННЫЙ ... · Lossless Tomography Data Compression Method · ИССЛЕДОВАНИЕ И МОДЕЛИРОВАНИЕ НЕЙРОСЕТЕВОГО МЕТОДА ОБНАРУЖЕНИЯ И КЛАССИФИКАЦИИ... · МУЛЬТИАГЕНТНЫЕ ТЕХНОЛОГИИ ИНТЕЛЛЕКТУАЛЬНОГО УПРАВЛЕНИЯ В ТЕЛЕКОММУНИКАЦИОННЫХ СИ · ФРАКТАЛЬНОЕ МОДЕЛИРОВАНИЕ И МНОГОКРИТЕРИА� · ADAPTIVE CODING SCHEME FOR RAPIDLY CHANGING COMMUNICATION CHANNELS · TRANSLITERATION AND LONGEST MATCH STRATEGY · FORMALIZATION OF STRUCTURAL CONSTRAINTS OF RELATIONSHIPS ... ·
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