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titleOfInvention Japanese morphological analysis method and apparatus
abstract (57) [Summary] [Purpose] To perform morphological analysis on a subset of Japanese sentences containing kanji and kana without a large dictionary. [Structure] A Japanese sentence mixed with kanji and kana is decomposed into a morpheme string based on a morpheme dictionary and an adjacent morpheme part-of-speech connection table. The morpheme sequence has only morphemes of non-independent words consisting only of Hiragana character strings. A plurality of specific morpheme part-of-speech candidates are assigned to a character string consisting of the same character type such as kanji or katakana, regardless of the morpheme dictionary.
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