MorAz: an Open-source Morphological Analyzer for Azerbaijani Turkish
MorAz is an open-source morphological analyzer for Azerbaijani Turkish. The analyzer is available through both as a website for interactive exploration and as a RESTful web service for integration into a natural language processing pipeline. MorAz implements the morphology of Azerbaijani Turkish in two-level using Helsinki finite-state transducer and wraps the analyzer with python scripts in a Django instance.
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