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Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2015-06-10 13:49:26) :
[quote valiums, Possibly the Laymanest Layman to ever be a Layman in CO, USA, EARTH, MWAY, UNIV ever.][b]Prus laat bahaanwahak.[/b]
[i]It[/i] is [i]pretty quiet here.[/i][/quote]
[b]mahan, a[/b]
Mostly, yeah.
[quote valiums, Possibly the Laymanest Layman to ever be a Layman in CO, USA, EARTH, MWAY, UNIV ever.][b]Prus laat bahaanwahak.[/b]
[i]It[/i] is [i]pretty quiet here.[/i][/quote]
[b]mahan, a[/b]
Mostly, yeah.
owned by masako, last edited 2015-06-10 13:49:26.
Conpoetry Thread (2015-06-10 03:43:41) :
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[b]Bergaaz[/b]
Fìgvyond bladaa bì nagaku faconj ìst.
Ezong parzlon furgv rujnong vukon under mìdandlaa.
Ezong gapaalkron furgv gaalaìvlicfaa mìdandlaa.
Yaa uver aalaz caa, caalyav and cupaanj.
Yaa aalaz unserd sagaanong laakaanj avyaa,
and aalaz unserd afteryèraa ta yaa laakaanj ìst.
Yaa unserd aìmon ìst.
—
[b]Mountains[/b]
...
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[b]Bergaaz[/b]
Fìgvyond bladaa bì nagaku faconj ìst.
Ezong parzlon furgv rujnong vukon under mìdandlaa.
Ezong gapaalkron furgv gaalaìvlicfaa mìdandlaa.
Yaa uver aalaz caa, caalyav and cupaanj.
Yaa aalaz unserd sagaanong laakaanj avyaa,
and aalaz unserd afteryèraa ta yaa laakaanj ìst.
Yaa unserd aìmon ìst.
—
[b]Mountains[/b]
...
owned by Matrix, last edited 2015-06-10 03:43:41.
Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2015-06-10 00:35:27) :
[b]Prus laat bahaanwahak.[/b]
[i]It[/i] is [i]pretty quiet here.[/i]
[b]Yo nananan nanunan nunan nanananan.[/b]
[i]Groups of women are a woman's group.[/i]
[b]Prus laat bahaanwahak.[/b]
[i]It[/i] is [i]pretty quiet here.[/i]
[b]Yo nananan nanunan nunan nanananan.[/b]
[i]Groups of women are a woman's group.[/i]
owned by kusuri, last edited 2015-06-10 01:08:57.
Lingwa L (2015-06-09 23:59:48) :
Some updates:
L was renamed Lanèo
The three previous videos were edited in two new presentations: (https://youtu.be/LYdaFZfC7Dc) and (https://youtu.be/E9vwi7Q4Uao)
Lanèo's phonetics is fully described.
Some updates:
L was renamed Lanèo
The three previous videos were edited in two new presentations: (https://youtu.be/LYdaFZfC7Dc) and (https://youtu.be/E9vwi7Q4Uao)
Lanèo's phonetics is fully described.
owned by Lingwa L, last edited 2015-06-09 23:59:48.
Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2015-06-09 21:14:13) :
[b]Wozblyitʼta ocwo xata hà atʼowthà xata hà wozbtʼata.[/b]
[wozˈbʎitʼtɐ ˈoʕʷo ˈχɐtɐ ˈhə ɐˈtʼowthə ˈχɐtɐ ˈhə wozbˈtʼɐtɐ]
[g APL.COM-]W-[/g][g talk]zb[/g][g -able_to]-lyi[/g][g -SUBJ]-tʼ[/g][g -1S>3SA]-ta[/g] [g here]aġ[/g][g -LOC]-wo[/g] [g any]xt[/g][g -3SA]-a[/g] [g person]h[/g] [g exist]a[/g][g -SUBJ]-tʼ[/g][g -3SA]-a[/g][g -NOM_GEN]-ʷu[/g][g -IN.S.PROX]-t[/g][g -COND]-h[/g] [g any]xt[/g][g -3SA]-a[/g] [g person]h[/g][g -AN.S.PROX]-∅[/g] [g APL.COM-]w-[/g][g talk]zb[/g][g -SUBJ]-tʼ...
[b]Wozblyitʼta ocwo xata hà atʼowthà xata hà wozbtʼata.[/b]
[wozˈbʎitʼtɐ ˈoʕʷo ˈχɐtɐ ˈhə ɐˈtʼowthə ˈχɐtɐ ˈhə wozbˈtʼɐtɐ]
[g APL.COM-]W-[/g][g talk]zb[/g][g -able_to]-lyi[/g][g -SUBJ]-tʼ[/g][g -1S>3SA]-ta[/g] [g here]aġ[/g][g -LOC]-wo[/g] [g any]xt[/g][g -3SA]-a[/g] [g person]h[/g] [g exist]a[/g][g -SUBJ]-tʼ[/g][g -3SA]-a[/g][g -NOM_GEN]-ʷu[/g][g -IN.S.PROX]-t[/g][g -COND]-h[/g] [g any]xt[/g][g -3SA]-a[/g] [g person]h[/g][g -AN.S.PROX]-∅[/g] [g APL.COM-]w-[/g][g talk]zb[/g][g -SUBJ]-tʼ...
owned by Travis B., last edited 2015-06-09 23:45:21.
Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2015-06-09 18:58:09) :
[b]Kyusaistur pumoki hoko?[/b]
[i]Because nobody else will talk with them?[/i]
[b]Kyusaistur pumoki hoko?[/b]
[i]Because nobody else will talk with them?[/i]
owned by kusuri, last edited 2015-06-09 20:03:25.
Tloko / Omya redux (2015-06-09 12:38:36) :
Yeah. That is nifty. It doesn't really help with the original question, but thank you.
Yeah. That is nifty. It doesn't really help with the original question, but thank you.
owned by masako, last edited 2015-06-09 12:38:36.
Tloko / Omya redux (2015-06-09 11:18:20) :
Incidentally, I believe that there are 4096 glyphs in total. I arrived at that figure by identifying that all glyphs can be reduced to a grid of 9 dots, with lines connecting the dots. A line between two dots indicates that the corresponding boxes are connected. So, to count the number of glyphs, one merely determines how many possible combinations of lines there are, which comes to 2^12 = 4096.
Incidentally, I believe that there are 4096 glyphs in total. I arrived at that figure by identifying that all glyphs can be reduced to a grid of 9 dots, with lines connecting the dots. A line between two dots indicates that the corresponding boxes are connected. So, to count the number of glyphs, one merely determines how many possible combinations of lines there are, which comes to 2^12 = 4096.
owned by KathTheDragon, last edited 2015-06-09 11:18:20.
Tloko / Omya redux (2015-06-09 10:57:25) :
That, is actually a wonderful idea. I had a similar notion a few weeks ago but dismissed it, partly because it dawned on me while driving and I was, of course, distracted. As I sit here now, though...I think it would be fairly easy, but might require a good bit of time given that I first need to develop a large number of glyphs before sorting them.
Thanks, Rhet.
That, is actually a wonderful idea. I had a similar notion a few weeks ago but dismissed it, partly because it dawned on me while driving and I was, of course, distracted. As I sit here now, though...I think it would be fairly easy, but might require a good bit of time given that I first need to develop a large number of glyphs before sorting them.
Thanks, Rhet.
owned by masako, last edited 2015-06-09 10:57:50.
Tloko / Omya redux (2015-06-09 10:22:27) :
Slightly easier/saner strategy/explanation: devise a classification system based on simple questions about the shape, e.g. "does it have one dot on the corner," "which corner is it in," etc. like a Chinese radical stroke-counting dictionary, but with more relevant criteria than number of strokes.
Slightly easier/saner strategy/explanation: devise a classification system based on simple questions about the shape, e.g. "does it have one dot on the corner," "which corner is it in," etc. like a Chinese radical stroke-counting dictionary, but with more relevant criteria than number of strokes.
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2015-06-09 10:22:59.
Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2015-06-09 07:59:29) :
[b]nye ta'i kalanko ka[/b]
Why are you talking to yourself?
[b]nye ta'i kalanko ka[/b]
Why are you talking to yourself?
owned by masako, last edited 2015-06-09 07:59:29.
Tloko / Omya redux (2015-06-09 07:28:03) :
I'm not a wizard, dear. Just a simple conscriptor.
I'm not a wizard, dear. Just a simple conscriptor.
owned by masako, last edited 2015-06-09 07:28:03.
Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2015-06-08 23:23:03) :
[b]Gw eyqšn hēylm gw qam sʼgwuna yeyyit.[/b]
[ɡʷ ˈejqʃn̩ ˈhɛːjlm̩ ɡʷ ˈqɐm ˈtsʼɡʷunɐ ˈjejːit]
[g two]Gw[/g][g -3SI]-∅[/g] [g between-]ey[/g][g see]q[/g][g -INST]-š[/g][g -IN.S.PROX]-n[/g] [g next]hēyl[/g][g -3PI]-m[/g] [g two]gw[/g][g -3SI]-∅[/g] [g DEF]qa[/g][g -3PL]-m[/g] [g day]sʼgwu[/g][g -IN.S.PROX]-n[/g][g -LOC]-wo[/g] [g 1S>3PI-]y-[/g][g do]y[/g][g -PROG]-y[/g][g -REP]-ʸi[/g][g -1S>3PI]-t.[/g]
I will be doing two interviews in the next two days....
[b]Gw eyqšn hēylm gw qam sʼgwuna yeyyit.[/b]
[ɡʷ ˈejqʃn̩ ˈhɛːjlm̩ ɡʷ ˈqɐm ˈtsʼɡʷunɐ ˈjejːit]
[g two]Gw[/g][g -3SI]-∅[/g] [g between-]ey[/g][g see]q[/g][g -INST]-š[/g][g -IN.S.PROX]-n[/g] [g next]hēyl[/g][g -3PI]-m[/g] [g two]gw[/g][g -3SI]-∅[/g] [g DEF]qa[/g][g -3PL]-m[/g] [g day]sʼgwu[/g][g -IN.S.PROX]-n[/g][g -LOC]-wo[/g] [g 1S>3PI-]y-[/g][g do]y[/g][g -PROG]-y[/g][g -REP]-ʸi[/g][g -1S>3PI]-t.[/g]
I will be doing two interviews in the next two days....
owned by Travis B., last edited 2015-06-08 23:23:32.
happiness thread (2015-06-08 19:56:33) :
Oh interesting.
sequence alignment isn't the interesting problem here though, for the most part that's probably going to be inferring proto-forms and rules from correspondences. Which I'm able to get fairly handily. Without training on my Chechen-Ingush-Batsbi data, the system was able to pick out correspondence which I know to be correct. What will be interesting is seeing if it can use a (probably statistical) model to infer reasonable ancestor forms, and identify conditioning environ...
Oh interesting.
sequence alignment isn't the interesting problem here though, for the most part that's probably going to be inferring proto-forms and rules from correspondences. Which I'm able to get fairly handily. Without training on my Chechen-Ingush-Batsbi data, the system was able to pick out correspondence which I know to be correct. What will be interesting is seeing if it can use a (probably statistical) model to infer reasonable ancestor forms, and identify conditioning environ...
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2015-06-08 19:56:33.
happiness thread (2015-06-08 19:07:47) :
Yyyeah, you should've started with that mentality, I think. Sequence alignment is my speciality, and the functions optimized by the standard approaches are grossly incorrect from a biological standpoint; they just have momentum because they're verifiable and objective. The thought of trying to bring that into a linguistics setting makes me squeamish.
Yyyeah, you should've started with that mentality, I think. Sequence alignment is my speciality, and the functions optimized by the standard approaches are grossly incorrect from a biological standpoint; they just have momentum because they're verifiable and objective. The thought of trying to bring that into a linguistics setting makes me squeamish.
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2015-06-08 19:07:47.
happiness thread (2015-06-08 17:11:19) :
There are concerns about that. But mostly I'm interesting in using simulated data to examine how things like inherited vocabulary size and overlap between children effect information recoverability.
Though I have suspicions that when it come to actual reconstruction, unsupervised machine learning might be viable.
There are concerns about that. But mostly I'm interesting in using simulated data to examine how things like inherited vocabulary size and overlap between children effect information recoverability.
Though I have suspicions that when it come to actual reconstruction, unsupervised machine learning might be viable.
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2015-06-08 17:11:20.
happiness thread (2015-06-08 15:47:59) :
...I think I know what she's doing, and I'm not completely certain I like it.
Do you realize you'll need to build a whole new model for every language family?
...I think I know what she's doing, and I'm not completely certain I like it.
Do you realize you'll need to build a whole new model for every language family?
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2015-06-08 15:47:59.
Tloko / Omya redux (2015-06-08 15:25:29) :
Organize them into a featural Huffman tree. log_2(500) < 9.
Organize them into a featural Huffman tree. log_2(500) < 9.
owned by Rhetorica, last edited 2015-06-08 15:25:29.
Bugs, Requests, and Changes (2015-06-08 02:45:08) :
haha, weird. thank you!
haha, weird. thank you!
owned by Emily, last edited 2015-06-08 02:45:08.
Speak in Your Conlang Thread (2015-06-07 02:14:29) :
[b]Slōtʼut yüwtüyi brā owkwʼüyisga łʼaxta qā owkʼdaga eyüwt yexto qwūšdyöwt.[/b]
[ˈslɔːtʼut jywˈtyji ˈbraː owkʷʼyˈjisɡɐ ˈtɬʼɐχtɐ ˈqaː ˈowkʼdɐgɐ ˈejywt ˈjeχto ˈqʷuːʃdʲøwt]
[g parents]Slātʼ[/g][g -AN.S.PROX]-∅[/g][g -POSS.1S]-ʷut[/g] [g stuff]ʸüw[/g][g -IN.S.PROX]-t[/g][g -POSS.3SA.AL]-ʷüyi[/g] [g old]bra[/g][g -3SA]-a[/g] [g house]owkʼ[/g][g -AN.S.PROX]-∅[/g][g -POSS.3SA.AL]-ʷüyi[/g][g -ABL]-s[/g][g =in]=ga[/g] [g new]łʼaxt[/g][g -3SA]-a[/g] [g DEF]qa[/g][g -3SA]-a[/g] [g house]owkʼ[/g][g...
[b]Slōtʼut yüwtüyi brā owkwʼüyisga łʼaxta qā owkʼdaga eyüwt yexto qwūšdyöwt.[/b]
[ˈslɔːtʼut jywˈtyji ˈbraː owkʷʼyˈjisɡɐ ˈtɬʼɐχtɐ ˈqaː ˈowkʼdɐgɐ ˈejywt ˈjeχto ˈqʷuːʃdʲøwt]
[g parents]Slātʼ[/g][g -AN.S.PROX]-∅[/g][g -POSS.1S]-ʷut[/g] [g stuff]ʸüw[/g][g -IN.S.PROX]-t[/g][g -POSS.3SA.AL]-ʷüyi[/g] [g old]bra[/g][g -3SA]-a[/g] [g house]owkʼ[/g][g -AN.S.PROX]-∅[/g][g -POSS.3SA.AL]-ʷüyi[/g][g -ABL]-s[/g][g =in]=ga[/g] [g new]łʼaxt[/g][g -3SA]-a[/g] [g DEF]qa[/g][g -3SA]-a[/g] [g house]owkʼ[/g][g...
owned by Travis B., last edited 2015-06-07 04:14:57.
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