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In computing, the delete character (sometimes also called rubout) is the last character in the ASCII repertoire, with the code 127 (decimal). Not a graphic character but a control character, it is denoted as ^? in caret notation and has a graphic representation of ␡ in Unicode (as all ASCII control characters have graphic representations).
Method and system for generating a unified script code (USC) representation for multilingual text processing
The present invention provides a computer-implemented method and system for generating a Unified Script Code (USC) representation of multilingual text to enable consistent, script-neutral, and phonemically accurate encoding across diverse languages and writing systems The system converts Unicode-encoded text from one or more Indic scripts into a Devanagari-based intermediate form using predefined or bitwise mapping. It then normalizes the text by inserting inherent vowels, converting dependent vowel signs (matras) into independent vowels, and removing halant characters. The resulting USC representation explicitly encodes consonant-vowel sequences, reduces script specific variation, and preserves phonetic integrity. This approach improves tokenization efficiency, enhances performance in natural language processing and machine learning tasks, and supports reversible conversion to original scripts.
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