This paper discusses our efforts to develop a full automatic speech recognition (ASR)
system for Scottish Gaelic, starting from a point of limited resource. Building ASR technology …

Despite enjoying the status of an official EU language, Irish is considered a minority
language. As with most minority languages, it is alow-density'language, which means it …

We present universal dependencies for Scottish Gaelic and a treebank of 1021 sentences
(20 021 tokens) drawn from the Annotated Reference Corpus Of Scottish Gaelic (ARCOSG) …

Like most other minority languages, Scottish Gaelic has limited tools and resources
available for Natural Language Processing research and applications. These limitations …

We detail a preliminary project on encoding and evaluating word embeddings for Scottish
Gaelic. Word embedding methodologies show promise for diverse natural language …

In this paper we describe our quantitative and qualitative evaluation of three Welsh
language Part of Speech (POS) taggers. Following an introductory section, we explore some …

The transition from rule-based to neural-based architectures has made it more difficult for
low-resource languages like Scottish Gaelic to participate in modern language technologies …

We present a preliminary categorial grammar for Scottish Gaelic derived automatically from
the University of Edinburgh's Annotated Reference Corpus of Scottish Gaelic (ARCOSG) …

The transition from rule-based to neural-based architectures has made it more difficult for
low-resource languages like Scottish Gaelic to participate in modern language technologies …

We present a hybrid HMM-based PoS tagger for Old Church Slavonic. The training corpus is
a portion of one text, Codex Marianus (40k) annotated with the Universal Dependencies …