SYNHARMONISM AND ARRANGEMENT OF WORDS IN THE "SYNONYMIZER" PROGRAM

Abstract

This article examines the use of vowel harmony, a fundamental phonetic feature of the Kyrgyz language, in computational linguistics, specifically in the "Sinonymizer" program. The author analyzes the specific combinations of Kyrgyz roots and their components relative to palatal and labial tones and demonstrates their role in automatic word matching in the software. The study demonstrates algorithms for correctly replacing synonyms according to context using the Delphi programming language and XML tags, as well as their practical significance in rewriting.