An annotated morphological dataset for Uzbek word forms: Towards rule-based and machine learning approaches

This research paper presents a morphologically annotated dataset for the Uzbek language, specifically designed for morphological analysis algorithms. The dataset contains 3022 manually annotated word forms, each annotated with root, affix, and part-of-speech information. Two morphological analysis approaches were implemented and compared: a user-defined rule-based stemming algorithm and a conditional random fields (CRF)-based machine learning model. Additionally, comprehensive genre testing was conducted on legal, political-economic, and educational texts to assess generalizability. The dataset is publicly available in Excel format and is intended as a base resource for further research in the field of natural language processing in Uzbek, including applications in text generation, semantic analysis, and grammar correction.

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Data in Brief
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2025-05-26
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dib.2025.111702
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This research paper presents a morphologically annotated dataset for the Uzbek language, specifically designed for morphological analysis algorithms. The dataset contains 3022 manually annotated word forms, each annotated with root, affix, and part-of-speech information. Two morphological analysis approaches were implemented and compared: a user-defined rule-based stemming algorithm and a conditional random fields (CRF)-based machine learning model. Additionally, comprehensive genre testing was conducted on legal, political-economic, and educational texts to assess generalizability. The dataset is publicly available in Excel format and is intended as a base resource for further research in the field of natural language processing in Uzbek, including applications in text generation, semantic analysis, and grammar correction.

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Urgench State University (UZ), Tashkent University of Information Technology (UZ), Navoi State University (UZ), Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies (UZ), National University of Uzbekistan (UZ)
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An annotated morphological dataset for Uzbek word forms: Towards rule-based and machine learning approaches — Nilufar Abdurakhmonova, Rano Sayfullayeva, et al. · Data in Brief (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS