A self-reliant finite automata for reduplication detection
Reduplication is a common phenomenon in almost all human languages. It implies the repetition of the smallest linguistic unit partially (e.g. flip flop) or completely (e.g. bye bye). Symbolically it can be written as WiWj , where Wi and Wj are similar or almost similar and Wi is any linguistic unit or token or sequence of symbols. Identifying such reduplication in a text is an important aspect of various language processing tasks. Several researchers have tried to address the issue and solve using the heuristic approach, 1-way / 2-way finite-state transducers. This paper presented a sophisticated generic (NFA-based) automaton that is self-reliant generates dynamically and identifies all the reduplicated words from the text.
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