| Challenge: | PyVallex is a Python-based system for presenting, searching, filtering, editing and processing machine-readable lexicon data . the system provides most of the typical functionalities of a Dictionary Writing System (DWS) |
| Approach: | PyVallex is a Python-based system for presenting, searching, editing and processing machine-readable lexicon data. |
| Outcome: | the open source lexicon system is based on a parser, search engine and web-based interface . it provides most of the typical functionalities of a dictionary writing system . |
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