Experimental Study of Bengali Text Processing
Farhana Kowalski
Corresponding
University of New South Wales
Rezaul Talukder
University of Moratuwa
Abstract
Existing design codes offer limited guidance on Bengali text processing for seismic regions in tropical climates. The parameters of the model are estimated through hidden Markov models and verified against measured values. The system reaches steady state in fewer than 8 seconds. The outcomes contribute to a clearer understanding of the phenomena involved.
Keywords:
Bengali text processinghidden Markov modelsrenewable energyimage processingdigital watermarkingrainfall-runoff modelling
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