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Hi @Yomguithereal, I finally got around to implementing FONEM in Abydos. I found the paper a bit lacking in specifics also, especially with respect to the rule ordering. And I don't have very high confidence that my implementation is entirely correct.
But I do think I spotted one bug in your rule C-27 (unless I misunderstood the rule, since I don't read French). My understanding is that C-27 should change Z to S when preceded by a vowel or between two consonants, but your regexp makes the change when followed by a vowel or between two consonants.
As a result, I got different results on the inputs OZOUADE and POUYEZ.
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This algorithm is very messy though :). I you ever need a better algorithm for French I started phonetic algorithms myself there. The French one is very good but quite complex and I need a straightforward rules' format so that it becomes easier to port to other languages. You can test it here. But note that only the French and Spanish ones are correct. The other languages are not finished.
Hi @Yomguithereal, I finally got around to implementing FONEM in Abydos. I found the paper a bit lacking in specifics also, especially with respect to the rule ordering. And I don't have very high confidence that my implementation is entirely correct.
But I do think I spotted one bug in your rule C-27 (unless I misunderstood the rule, since I don't read French). My understanding is that C-27 should change Z to S when preceded by a vowel or between two consonants, but your regexp makes the change when followed by a vowel or between two consonants.
As a result, I got different results on the inputs OZOUADE and POUYEZ.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: