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title: Gi2Pi
url: https://github.com/roedoejet/g2p
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  type: conference-paper
  title: >-
    G$_i$2P$_i$ Rule-based, index-preserving grapheme-to-phoneme
    transformations
  authors:
    - given-names: Aidan
      family-names: Pine
      email: Aidan.Pine@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca
      affiliation: National Research Council Canada
    - given-names: Patrick
      family-names: Littell
      email: Patrick.Littell@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca
      affiliation: National Research Council Canada
    - given-names: Eric
      family-names: Joanis
      email: Eric.Joanis@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca
      affiliation: National Research Council Canada
    - given-names: David
      family-names: Huggins-Daines
      email: dhdaines@gmail.com
      affiliation: Independent Researcher
    - given-names: Christopher
      family-names: Cox
      email: christopher.cox@carleton.ca
      affiliation: Carleton University
    - given-names: Fineen
      family-names: Davis
      email: fineen.davis@gmail.com
      affiliation: Wiichihitotaak ILR Inc
    - given-names: Eddie
      family-names: Antonio Santos
      email: eddie.santos@ucdconnect.ie
      affiliation: University College Dublin
    - given-names: Shankhalika
      family-names: Srikanth
      email: ssrikanth@uvic.ca
      affiliation: University of Victoria
    - given-names: Delasie
      family-names: Torkornoo
      email: delasie.torkornoo@carleton.ca
      affiliation: Carleton University
    - given-names: Sabrina
      family-names: Yu
      email: sab.yu@mail.utoronto.ca
      affiliation: University of Toronto
  collection-title: >-
    Proceedings of the Fifth Workshop on the Use of Computational Methods in the
    Study of Endangered Languages
  year: 2022
  month: 5
  publisher:
    name: Association for Computational Linguistics
  url: https://aclanthology.org/2022.computel-1.7
  start: 52
  end: 60
  location:
    name: Dublin, Ireland
  abstract: >-
    This paper describes the motivation and implementation details for a
    rule-based, index-preserving grapheme-to-phoneme engine {`}G$_i$2P$_i$'
    implemented in pure Python and released under the open source MIT license.
    The engine and interface have been designed to prioritize the developer
    experience of potential contributors without requiring a high level of
    programming knowledge. {`}G$_i$2P$_i$' already provides mappings for 30
    (mostly Indigenous) languages, and the package is accompanied by a web-based
    interactive development environment, a RESTful API, and extensive
    documentation to encourage the addition of more mappings in the future. We
    also present three downstream applications of {`}G$_i$2P$_i$' and show
    results of a preliminary evaluation.