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  <Title>Statistical Morphological Disambiguation for Agglutinative Languages</Title>
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6 Conclusions
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    <Paragraph position="0"> W(; have 1)resented an ai)l)roach t() slatisti(:al modeling fl)r agglutinativ(: lmlguages, esi)(;(:ially those having l)roducl;ive d(;rivational 1)\]:(ulomena. ()ur ai)l)roa('h essentia.lly involves l)re.al:ing u t) the full m(/rt)hological ana.lysis across (l(~'rivational boundaries mid l;reai;ing the (:Onll)On(mt;s ;Is sul)tags, and l;helt determining the corre(:l; se(tuenc( ', of tags via sl;al;istical l;echniques. This, to our knowl(~.(lge, is th('. first detailed attempt in statistical modeling of agghttinarive langua.g('~s and (:an cerl;aJnly l)('. al)plied to other such lmLguages like ltmlgari:m ;rod Fimfish with 1)re duetive derivational morl)hology.</Paragraph>
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