KenPos: Kenyan Languages Part of Speech Tagged dataset
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KenPos: Kenyan Languages Part of Speech Tagged dataset
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https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/KLCKL5
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Creator |
Indede, Florence
McOnyango, Owen Wanzare, Lilian D.A. Wanjawa, Barack Ombui, Edward Muchemi, Lawrence |
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Harvard Dataverse
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This project developed a Part of Speech (POS) Tagged dataset of 2 languages in Kenya, Dholuo and Luhya. The Luhya Language has several dialects. In the project 3 dialects were chosen as a start: Lumarachi, Logooli and Lubukusi. The project tagged approximately 143,000 words which include 50,000 words for Dholuo, 27,900words for Lumarachi, 34,300 words for Logooli, and 30,900 words for Lubukusu words. Each csv file contains two (2) tab delimited columns, the first holds the words in the respective languages and the second column contains the POS tag as given by the annotators. Acknowledgement of translators: Luo: Dr. Jackline Okello (Coordinator), Jonathan Muga, Wilfred Okoth, Jude Abade, Beryl Odawa Luhyia (Logooli): Salano Odari (Coordinator), Dr. Mary Kibigo, Stanely Kevogo, Jamleck Lugwiri Luhyia (Bukusu) : Chrispinus Waswa(Coordinator), Mactilda Nekesa Makana, Dr. Dorine Lugendo, Marystella Naliaka Mbaya Luhyia (Marachi) : Josephat Bwire (Coordinator), Caren Nekesa, Edwin Chris Odhiambo |
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Computer and Information Science
Social Sciences Part of Speech Tagging Annotation Low resource languages African Languages |
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Contributor |
WANZARE, LILIAN D.
LACUNA fund Maseno University |
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