GFF Tigrinya-Ethiopia Lexical Model v1.0 #217
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Is "description" in .model_info correct? "Tigrinya Lexical Model derived from the UniLex word list for Tigrinya." readme.htm also references Unilex. This differs from the description in README.md. |
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@DavidLRowe -thanks for catching this! A fix has been applied. |
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This pull request is from an external repo and will not automatically be built. The build must still be passed before it can be merged. Ask one of the team members to make a manual build of this PR. |
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The readme.htm file still references Unilex, but you can change the next time you update the wordlist. |
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The build failed due to a typo in the filename. Since I was changing things, I copied the description from README.md to readme.htm. |
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The lexical model is based on the content found from 100 issues of the Wegahta (ወጋሕታ) newspaper. The wordlist better reflects the spelling conventions, and word choices, of Tigrinya as spoken in Eritrea as compared to the predecessor "GFF Tigrinya" lexical model which in turn is based on the UniLex project which makes no regional distinction.