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László Németh, Viktor Trón, Péter Halácsy, András Kornai, András Rung, and István Szakadát (2004)
Leveraging the open-source ispell codebase for minority language analysis
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In: Proceedings of SALTMIL 2004, edited by J. Carson-Berndsen. LREC, pages 56--59.
The ispell family of spellcheckers is perhaps the
single most widely ported and deployed open-source language tool.
Here we describe how the SzóSzablya `WordSword' project
leverages {\tt ispell}'s Hungarian descendant, HunSpell, to create a whole
set of related tools that tackle a wide range of low-level
NLP-related tasks such as character set normalization, language
detection, spellchecking, stemming, and morphological analysis.
