Classifying the Arabic Language Texts Part 1

The research and procedures for classifying Arabic text are mainly based on different environments and lack of reliance on a unified data set of unified standards and as a result determine the most accurate method for classification It brings about lack of precision in case. . Finding Arabic root and stem is an important step in applying NLP Arabic most effectively. Therefore, I am interested in applying algorithms to these stages.

Arabic is divided into three forms: Classical Arabic (CA), Spoken Arabic dialect (CAD) and Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). CA is completely basic, including classical historical etiquette text and old literary text. CAD mainly includes spoken language, each Arab country has a dialect. MSA is an official language that includes news, media, and official documents. Arabic is written from right to left. As shown in Table 2-1, the Arabic alphabet consists of 28 letters.

L001 | CP | Arabic 1 (HN option) <strong> Course description: </ strong> Arabic 1 introduces beginners of modern standard Arabic (MSA), especially Arabic variants. That is Levanto dialect. This course focuses on speech and writing, learning listening, speaking, reading, and four basic language skills. As with all Arabic language courses in CRLS, culture is also an integral part of this course (see Introductory Course above). When studying Arabic letters, it is necessary not only to interpret Arabic letters and symbols, but also to apply this knowledge to the actual operation and use them when reading and writing simple text in Arabic. The course relies on interactive tasks designed to help students build vocabulary and improve communication skills. You do not need to know Arabic in advance, but you need to promise to prepare, attend and participate. Proficiency level: Beginner grade: 9, 10, 11, 12