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NAACL
2001

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Information-Based Machine Translation

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Information-Based Machine Translation

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This paper describes an approach to Machine Translation that places linguistic information at its foundation. The difficulty of translation from English to Japanese is illustrated with data that shows the influence of various linguistic contextual factors. Next, a method for natural language transfer is presented that integrates translation examples (represented as typed feature structures with source-target indices) with linguistic rules and constraints. The method has been implemented, and the results of an evaluation are presented.

Keiko Horiguchi

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Added	31 Oct 2010
Updated	31 Oct 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2001
Where	NAACL
Authors	Keiko Horiguchi

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