Pluralizing Nouns across Agglutinating Bantu Languages (C18-1)

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Challenge: Pluralization of nouns is a challenge for the Bantu language family . results show that the language's definition of noune classes is inadequate for computational purposes due to non-determinism in prefixes.
Approach: They investigated the approach to pluralization in isiZulu and Runyankore for seven languages across three different Guthrie language zones.
Outcome: The results show that the proposed pluralizers achieved over 93% accuracy and 94% accuracy on a random sample.

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