Resources and tools for Indian language Natural Language Processing
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Resources and tools for Indian language Natural Language Processing
A collaborative catalog of NLP resources for Indic languages
Indic-BERT-v1: BERT-based Multilingual Model for 11 Indic Languages and Indian-English. For latest Indic-BERT v2, check: https://github.com/AI4Bharat/IndicBERT
indicTranslate v1 - Machine Translation for 11 Indic languages. For latest v2, check: https://github.com/AI4Bharat/IndicTrans2
A configurable engine for analysing multi-lingual and multi-modal content.
Resources to go with the Indic NLP Library
Codebase for Indic-Transliteration using Seq2Seq RNN. For latest repo with Transformer-based models, check: https://github.com/AI4Bharat/IndicXlit
Towards Building Text-To-Speech Systems for the Next Billion Users - Microsoft Research Intern Work - Accepted at ICASSP 2023
Software and Datasets for Mitigating Online Gender Based Violence in India
Python library for converting numbers to words for all Indian Languages.
Xlit-Crowd: Hindi-English Transliteration Corpus
Curated list of publicly available parallel corpus for Indian Languages
🛡️ Vaathi — India's Open Source Cybersecurity Learning OS. From zero to ethical hacker — in your language, at your pace, on your machine.
Tooling to play around with multilingual machine translation for Indian Languages.
A Python NLP Toolkit for Gujarati(Under Progress)
ProX Programming Language (ProXPL) is a modern, Indian-origin programming language designed for speed, simplicity, and professional-grade development. It combines Python-like readability with C-level performance, focusing on clean syntax, scalable systems, and a growing native ecosystem.
An LSTM-CRF classifier for NER in Telugu, an Indian language.
This repositary hosts my experiments for the project, I did with OffNote Labs.
Open-source Indian language speech-to-text server
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