Using Chinese Text Processing Technique for the Processing of Sanskrit Based Indian Languages: Maximum Resource Utilization and Maximum Compatibility
Md Maruf Hasan
Abstract
Chinese text processing systems are using Double Byte Coding , while almost all existing Sanskrit Based Indian Languages have been using Single Byte coding for text processing. Through observation, Chinese Information Processing Technique has already achieved great technical development both in east and west. In contrast,Indian Languages are being processed by computer, more or less, for word processing purpose. This paper mainly emphasizes the method of processing Indian languages from a Computational Linguistic point of view. An overall design method is illustrated in this paper.This method concentrated on maximum resource utilization and compatibility: the ultimate goal is to have a Multiplatform Multilingual System. Keywords Text Procrssing, Multilingual Text Processing, Chinese Language Processing, Indian Language Processing, Character Coding.
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