Abstract In this paper we describe an elegant and efficient approach to coupling reor-dering and decoding in statistical machine translation, where the n-gram translation model is also employed as distortion model. The reordering search problem is tackled through a set of linguistically motivated rewrite rules, which are used to extend a monotonic search graph with reordering hypotheses. The extended graph is traversed in the global search when a fully informed decision can be taken. Further experi-ments show that the n-gram translation model can be successfully used as reordering model when estimated with reordered source words. Experiments are reported on the Europarl task (Spanish–English and English–Spanish). Results are presented regar...
Mejor artículo 2009 publicado en una revista internacional firmado en primer lugar por un joven inve...
Defining the reordering search space is a crucial issue in phrase-based SMT between distant language...
In this paper, we start with the existing idea of taking reordering rules automatically derived from...
This paper presents a reordering frame-work for statistical machine translation (SMT) where source-s...
This paper addresses the problem of word re-ordering in statistical machine translation. We follow a...
This paper describes how word alignment information makes machine translation more efficient. Follow...
This paper addresses the problem of word re-ordering in statistical machine translation. We follow a...
This paper presents a novel method to suggest long word reorderings to a phrase-based SMT decoder. W...
As statistical machine translation (SMT) systems strive to improve the translation quality they are ...
In this article, we present a novel machine translation model, the Operation Sequence Model (OSM), w...
In Statistical Machine Translation, the use of reordering for certain language pairs can pro-duce a ...
Machine translation is a challenging task that its difficulties arise from several characteristics o...
In Statistical Machine Translation, the use of reordering for certain language pairs can produce a s...
Word reordering is one of the most difficult aspects of Statistical Machine Translation (SMT), and a...
In this paper we describe MARIE, an Ngram-based statistical machine translation decoder. It is imple...
Mejor artículo 2009 publicado en una revista internacional firmado en primer lugar por un joven inve...
Defining the reordering search space is a crucial issue in phrase-based SMT between distant language...
In this paper, we start with the existing idea of taking reordering rules automatically derived from...
This paper presents a reordering frame-work for statistical machine translation (SMT) where source-s...
This paper addresses the problem of word re-ordering in statistical machine translation. We follow a...
This paper describes how word alignment information makes machine translation more efficient. Follow...
This paper addresses the problem of word re-ordering in statistical machine translation. We follow a...
This paper presents a novel method to suggest long word reorderings to a phrase-based SMT decoder. W...
As statistical machine translation (SMT) systems strive to improve the translation quality they are ...
In this article, we present a novel machine translation model, the Operation Sequence Model (OSM), w...
In Statistical Machine Translation, the use of reordering for certain language pairs can pro-duce a ...
Machine translation is a challenging task that its difficulties arise from several characteristics o...
In Statistical Machine Translation, the use of reordering for certain language pairs can produce a s...
Word reordering is one of the most difficult aspects of Statistical Machine Translation (SMT), and a...
In this paper we describe MARIE, an Ngram-based statistical machine translation decoder. It is imple...
Mejor artículo 2009 publicado en una revista internacional firmado en primer lugar por un joven inve...
Defining the reordering search space is a crucial issue in phrase-based SMT between distant language...
In this paper, we start with the existing idea of taking reordering rules automatically derived from...