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-# Automatic analysis of morphological units: segmentation and clustering of Spanish, Maya and Nahuatl
-## Carlos-Francisco Méndez-Cruz and Ignacio Arroyo-Fernández
+## Automatic analysis of morphological units: segmentation and clustering of Spanish, Maya and Nahuatl
+### Carlos-Francisco Méndez-Cruz and Ignacio Arroyo-Fernández
 
 
 In this repository, results of two automatic morphological 
 In this repository, results of two automatic morphological 
 analyzes for Spanish, Nahuatl and Maya are shown. 
 analyzes for Spanish, Nahuatl and Maya are shown. 
@@ -18,23 +18,23 @@ conclude that the word embeddings represented the contextual
 information necessary to differentiate them from morphs with 
 information necessary to differentiate them from morphs with 
 lexical-semantic content. 
 lexical-semantic content. 
 
 
-# Directory description
+### Corpora
+`\corpora`
 
 
-## Corpora
 Only a sample of documents employed in our study. 
 Only a sample of documents employed in our study. 
 Complete versions must be request by e-mail (see **Contact**).
 Complete versions must be request by e-mail (see **Contact**).
 
 
-## Segmentation
+### Segmentation
 Segmented corpus for each language. 
 Segmented corpus for each language. 
 Maya and Nahuatl were segmented using _Morfessor CatMap_ 
 Maya and Nahuatl were segmented using _Morfessor CatMap_ 
 (http://www.cis.hut.fi/projects/morpho/). 
 (http://www.cis.hut.fi/projects/morpho/). 
 Spanish was segmented by the authors. 
 Spanish was segmented by the authors. 
 
 
-## Clustering
+### Clustering
 Clusters of morphs for each language: 
 Clusters of morphs for each language: 
 500 groups for Maya and Nahuatl, 1000 groups for Spanish.
 500 groups for Maya and Nahuatl, 1000 groups for Spanish.
 
 
-## Contact
+### Contact
 Carlos Méndez (cmendezc at ccg dot unam dot mx)
 Carlos Méndez (cmendezc at ccg dot unam dot mx)
 
 
 Center for Genomic Sciences, UNAM, Mexico
 Center for Genomic Sciences, UNAM, Mexico