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Depending on your needs, you might wish to take a look at the following writeups:

NLP - natural language regex-collections?
Perl and Linguistics
Perl NLP
What are the monks doing with Perl and Linguistics?

Take a tour of CPAN with its many gems such as Ted Pedersen's Ngram Statistics Package... Or Google it... This is a mature area of study and there are many existing quality tools available.

HTH,

planetscape

In reply to Re: Creating Dictionaries by planetscape
in thread Creating Dictionaries by YanDas

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