A study of analogical grids extracted using feature vectors on varying vocabulary sizes in Indonesian

Abstract

Indonesian as an agglutinating language is known for its derivative morphological richness. Word forms are constructed by combining stem and affixes. In this paper, we study the influence of surface form and morphological information in analogical grids extracted from a set of word forms with varying sizes. Each word form is represented as a feature vector. In the experiment setting, we consider three features: characters, affixes, and morphosyntactic definition. The sizes and saturation are then observed to characterize the extracted grids.