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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF LANGUAGES FOR MACHINE PROCESSING

The report gives the results obtained in the semantic and syntactic analysis of the Japanese particles DE, NI, E, WO, WA, GA, KARA, MADE and NO in comparison to their equivalents in English, German, and Spanish. The study is based on the so-called 'Correlational Analysis' as proposed by Er...

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Main Authors:	Zierer,Ernesto, Lee,Kisang, Rees,Alun L. W, Sanchez,Anibal, Goicochea,Socorro
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