A description and demonstration of SAFAR framework
Karim Bouzoubaa, Younes Jaafar, Driss Namly, Ridouane Tachicart, Rachida Tajmout, hakima khamar, hamid jaafar, Lhoussain aouragh, Abdellah Yousfi
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Abstract:
Several tools and resources have been developed to deal with Arabic NLP. However, a homogenous and flexible Arabic environment that gathers these components is rarely available. In this perspective, we introduce SAFAR which is a monolingual framework developed in accordance with software engineering requirements and dedicated to Arabic language, especially, the modern standard Arabic and Moroccan dialect. After one decade of integration and development, SAFAR possesses today more than 50 tools and resources that can be exploited either using its API or using its web interface.
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