Computational Morphology and Phonology
Introduction to Computational Phonology, by Steven Bird (PostScript)
Bibliographies
- Working Bibliography on Computational Morphology (dated 1994)
Papers and Books
- Books relevant to Computational Phonology
- Declarative Perspectives on Phonology
- Other Computational Phonology Papers (via Edinburgh)
- Computational Phonology: A Constraint-Based Approach, by Steven Bird
- Publications by Steven Bird
- Phonological Analysis and Opaque Rule Orders by Michael Maxwell (SIL). (A PostScript version is here.)
- Parsing Using Linearly Ordered Phonological Rules by Michael Maxwell (SIL). (A PostScript version is here.)
- Introduction to Two-level Phonology, by Evan Antworth (SIL)
- Morphological Parsing with a Unification-based Word Grammar, by Evan Antworth (SIL)
- Papers on "Extended finite state models of language"
Projects and Software
- Xerox Content Analysis
- The COMP-PHON Project (grammar development environment for constraint-based phonology)
- IPOX, an experimental speech synthesis system
- PC-KIMMO -- a two-level morphological parser
- AMPLE -- a morphological parser
- FONOL -- a phonological programming language (DOS)
- FindPhone, analyse phonetic data (DOS)
- Hyperlexicon, a lexical database tool for quantitative phonological research, by Steven Bird
- Morphological dictionary of Bulgarian
- Word Manager -- a system for morphological dictionaries
Other servers
- Computational Phonology (Edinburgh), including SIGPHON, a special interest group of the ACL