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I can make a change in the
sa
treebanks pages using the ISO 15924 for a start. Let me know if and where this needs to be discussed and documented (templatized) for future work.
I will raise this at a future meeting of the core group. Assuming there won't be objections, these are the next steps:
- Document it next to other metadata in the Release checklist.
- Add it to validation infrastructure (the line will be required and must contain valid values, e.g.
Script: Latn
for Latin-based alphabets). - Announce it to the mailing list and make sure that all treebanks have the new line in their READMEs. Also add it to the template used when creating new repositories.
- Make sure that the script that generates treebank hub pages (at release time) copies this information to the pages.
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ISO 15924 provides codes suitable for such a metadata item. There are probably finer distinctions that could be made about the spelling rules in the treebank, but those would be difficult to capture systematically, and ISO codes of scripts would be an improvement over no info (current status).
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I did a quick check of the treebank comparison pages (those linked in home page)
sa
is the only case I caught of treebanks having different scripts.
This is true at the moment as far as I know, but there are other languages that could use multiple writing systems, so it is definitely a property of the treebank rather than the language.
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I can make a change in the sa
treebanks pages using the ISO 15924 for a start.
Let me know if and where this needs to be discussed and documented (templatized) for future work.
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I did a quick check of the treebank comparison pages (those linked in home page) sa
is the only case I caught of treebanks having different scripts.
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This is true at the moment as far as I know, but there are other languages that could use multiple writing systems, so it is definitely a property of the treebank rather than the language.
Another candidate is UD_Egyptian, which uses Schenkel transcription rather than hieroglyphs or Gardiner codes, either of which would be conceivable for Egyptian.
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If it should be automated, it can be tricky to find code for this (as script is ambiguous when searching for code), here are some existing solutions (last one by me, optimized for speed not RAM):
https://github.com/cisnlp/GlotScript
https://robvanderg.github.io/scripts/scripts/
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