Observed arrival · 2026-10-07
Glototeca maps gaps in language technology
It tracks which datasets, models, speech corpora, treebanks, and tools exist for Indigenous language groupings in Mexico.
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- Researchers tracking Indigenous-language digital resources
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- Its chart keeps speaker counts, resource types, and language-risk levels distinct instead of blending them into a single score.
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The chart plots speaker counts on a logarithmic scale against the number of recorded resource types, with color indicating INALI risk level. Its named sources include Hugging Face, Common Voice, Universal Dependencies, and Omnilingual ASR. One stated exception is ku'ahl, omitted because it has no census row and its identity is unresolved.
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