Full papers are invited in the following areas -
Lexicographic traditions in Sanskrit and their computational representations and database modeling (including relational structuring of textual data, XML and RDBMS), wordnets, ontological databases and other syntactico-semantic models of lexical
resource-building
Annotated written text corpus for Sanskrit – including POS tagging, chunking, syntactic tree-banks, discourse and sense annotation, digitization of texts
Annotated Speech corpus for Sanskrit including phoneme lexicon, analysis and generation techniques for spoken Sanskrit texts
Morphological and syntactic parsing, formal grammar models, Pā inian, Nyāya-Vaiśe ika and Mīmā sā models of language analysis
Ambiguity resolution techniques in Sanskrit at sub-sentential, sentential, and discourse levels
Machine Translation from and to Sanskrit including comparative linguistic and divergence studies
Simulation of the Pā inian grammar, its cross-linguistic application on Indo-European and other typologically related families
OCR and other image processing technologies for printed texts and manuscripts