CA : Language Identifier - Xerox XRCE

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1. CA : Language Identifier - Xerox XRCE

by jaykul on 2005-03-18 14:58 tags: xerox · translators · ca · xrce · identifier · language · reference

2. CA : Language Identifier - Xerox XRCE

On-line demo of Xerox's language identifier (commercial) 47 languages, not terribly actively maintained. I believe this was originally created by one of their Finnish researchers in XRCE Grenoble once upon a time ... I also got the impression that this one was the first to make a conscious effort at supporting different character set encodings. Fun Observation: the Danish sample Sentence uses ancient German-Style Capitalization Rules (-: ... and the Norwegian is (predictably) unlabelled, although I believe it's BokmÃ¥l. And it's incorrectly punctuated.

by era on 2006-06-19 01:25 tags: history · language · language.identification · server · tool · 20060619-0123

3. CA : Language Identifier - Xerox XRCE

by tawasna on 2006-12-21 18:35 tags: mozilla · netscape · favorites · imported · science · Taw

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