Data Collection and Analysis of French Dialects
Omar Shaur Choudhry, Paul Omara Odida, Joshua Reiner, Keiron, Appleyard, Danielle Kushnir, William Toon

TL;DR
This paper presents the creation and analysis of a new French dialect dataset, applying machine learning classifiers to classify dialect samples and evaluating data mining techniques within the CRISP-DM framework.
Contribution
It introduces a new French dialect dataset and evaluates machine learning classifiers for dialect classification using a structured data mining approach.
Findings
Effective classifiers identified for dialect classification
Key features for distinguishing dialects determined
Data quality issues addressed and mitigated
Abstract
This paper discusses creating and analysing a new dataset for data mining and text analytics research, contributing to a joint Leeds University research project for the Corpus of National Dialects. This report investigates machine learning classifiers to classify samples of French dialect text across various French-speaking countries. Following the steps of the CRISP-DM methodology, this report explores the data collection process, data quality issues and data conversion for text analysis. Finally, after applying suitable data mining techniques, the evaluation methods, best overall features and classifiers and conclusions are discussed.
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TopicsNatural Language Processing Techniques
