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The link does not work in my Android system im Chrome browser properly. I tried many times without any result.
The link does not work in my Android system im Chrome browser properly. I tried many times without any result.
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On 07-Apr-2016 12:16 pm, "Amba Kulkarni" <ambap...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Namaskar Sir.
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> Just now I tested it on my mobile which has android in it, and through chrome I could access the website. I could get the morphological analysis. Though I should admit it was a bit slow.
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> Will you please tell me the device you are using?
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I am using Dell Tab version 7 and my chrome doesn't show the devanagari. Instead some junk characters are shown. Analyzer and other tools do not work at all.
Are these programs and databases open source?
If not, are there any APIs which give JSON outputs for the verb forms and meanings?
Also, I would like to know if there is an API to get verb forms and English meaning if we input a root?I have seen UOHYD's work regarding verb form generator:This is a sample output for a root
and this gives meanings and synonyms -
If not, are there any APIs which give JSON outputs for the verb forms and meanings?
Thanks you for this valuable DB.
Is there a DB (even partial) of Sanskrit verb forms that are actually occurring in Vedic and Epic Sanskrit?
Tasyāḥ paraḥ ruroda. (14)
‘We wept before her [eyes].’
There seems to be some error here.
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Murthy
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Thank you. I will try to use this and build a small app :)Regarding the WebAPI -Why am I not getting the characters properly for the entries on Chrome (Version 58.54.3029.81)
If I use Firefox, I get it properly.
Thank you. I will try to use this and build a small app :)Regarding the WebAPI -
If I use Firefox, I get it properly.
On Friday, 23 June 2017 20:45:43 UTC+5:30, विश्वासो वासुकिजः wrote:Not fully JSON (lakAra-s will be html wrapped in json), but you'll be able to lookup in this database: dict_entries / http://vedavaapi.org:5984/dict_entries . You're free to replicate it or use it remotely - details in https://github.com/sanskrit-coders/dict-api.----
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It's a closed system. If you want open -The corresponding database of XML Sanskrit morphology is now distributed as the Gitlab repository https://gitlab.inria.fr/huet/Heritage_Resources.
and this gives meanings and synonyms -That's nothing more than a dictionary. http://www.sanskrit-lexicon.uni-koeln.de/scans/awork/apidev/sample/list-0.2.html is far more advanced.No, only Gerard and Cologne are open.If not, are there any APIs which give JSON outputs for the verb forms and meanings?No, there is no API. If you are ready to code it, it can be added to Cologne.
Thank you.I'm curious to know, does Dr. Amba Kulkarni's program use a similar way to generate the forms of the verbs? Or is there a way for dynamic generation of verb forms, instead of keying in all forms..
Last time I checked, it is manually entered. It is verb form lookup method, and not verb form generator method.
Thank you. I will try to use this and build a small app :)
(readding bvp and samskrita since it was cross posted)2017-07-09 5:12 GMT-07:00 dhaval patel <drdhav...@gmail.com>:Thank you.I'm curious to know, does Dr. Amba Kulkarni's program use a similar way to generate the forms of the verbs? Or is there a way for dynamic generation of verb forms, instead of keying in all forms..Last time I checked, it is manually entered. It is verb form lookup method, and not verb form generator method.
I believe it uses a Finite State Transducer, built and specified using http://wiki.apertium.org/wiki/Lttoolbox technology (a dix file is written and compiled to a bin file). This approach can potentially have wider uses in sanskrit. smt ambA, who might be watching this thread may have more details.
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