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  1. ; (, Proceedings of the 2nd Workshop on the Use of Computational Methods in the Study of Endangered Languages)
    This paper describes on-going work in dictionary digitization, and in particular the processing of OCRed text into a structured lexicon. In processing the output of an OCR engine into structured data, we are faced with three problems: 1. Typographic errors; 2. Conversion from the dictionary’s visual layout into a lexicographically structured computer-readable format, such as XML; and 3. Converting each dictionary’s idiosyncratic structure into some standard tagging system. This paper deals mostly with the second issue, but touches on the first and third. 
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