commoncrawl/awesome-low-resource-languages

This list provides resources useful for documenting, conserving, developing, preserving, or working with endangered and low resource languages. # Awesome Low Resource Languages > A curated list of resources for the conservation, development, and documentation of low resource (human) languages. According to some estimates, half of the 7,000+ currently spoken languages are expected to become extinct this century. However, there is a lot of work by academics, independent scholars, organizations, communities, and individuals which goes towards stopping or slowing this trend. This list provides open source code and tools useful for documenting, conserving, developing, preserving, or working with endangered and low resource languages. ## Contents - Generic - Annotation - Audio - Experimentation - Flashcards - Natural Language Generation - Computing Systems - Android Applications - Chrome Extensions - FieldDB - Academic Research Paper-Specific Repositories - Example Repositories - Fonts - Corpora - Organizations - Tutorials - Language Specific Projects - Credits - License ## Generic - Apertium - A free/open-source machine translation platform, initially aimed at related-language pairs but expanded to deal with more divergent language pairs (Wikipedia-like army of other MT linguists). Wikipedia has a list of all language pairs. - Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure (CLARIN) - CLARIN is a research infrastructure that was initiated from the vision that all digital language resources and tools from all over Europe and beyond are accessible through a single sign-on online environment for the support of researchers in the humanities and social sciences. - CorpusTools - Phonological CorpusTools. - iLanguage - A semi-unsupervised language independent morphological analyzer useful for stemming unknown language text, or getting a rough estimate of possible parses for morphemes in a word. - Indic NLP Library - Python library for common text processing and NLP tasks in Indian languages including tokenization, normalization, and transliteration. - IndicTrans2 - Open-source translation models for all …