Comparative Study for Recent Technologies in Arabic Language Parsing
Darah Aqel, Shadi Mahmoud Faleh AlZu’bi, Siham Hamadah · 2019
Parsing the natural language is an interesting issue for many of natural language processing (NLP) applications. Parsing a complex language such as Arabic represents a challenging task for many researchers. Arabic is a complex language due to the rich morphology and the complicated structure of its sentences, since it contains difficult linguistic features. This comparative study discusses the existing and the developed Arabic parsing systems, we describe here current technologies which are employed for parsing Arabic text. A comparison between several parsing systems is proposed in this paper as well, by stating the key features and limitations for each of them. Finally, solutions to address the main limitations of these Arabic parsing systems have been suggested.