A Study On Malayalam Machine Translation
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Malayalam is one of the classical Dravidian languages in India, mainly a spoken language in the state of Kerala. As an interaction between computers and the Malayalam language, a number of works have been published. This paper describes the various works in the field of Malayalam machine translation and also deals with the issue associated with the same. Surely the paper will be beneficial to the new researchers in the area of NLP especially in Malayalam machine translation.
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