An Assessment of Language Identification Methods on Tweets and Wikipedia Articles

Pedro Vernetti, Larissa Freitas


Abstract
Language identification is the task of determining the language which a given text is written. This task is important for Natural Language Processing and Information Retrieval activities. Two popular approaches for language identification are the N-grams and stopwords models. In this paper, these two models were tested on different types of documents such as short, irregular texts (tweets) and long, regular texts (Wikipedia articles).
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2020.winlp-1.15
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Proceedings of the The Fourth Widening Natural Language Processing Workshop
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July
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2020
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Seattle, USA
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ACL | WS | WiNLP
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Association for Computational Linguistics
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58–60
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