We use a Phrase-Based Statistical Ma-chine Translation approach to Translitera-tion where the words are replaced by char-acters and sentences by words. We employ the standard SMT tools like GIZA++ for learning alignments and Moses for learn-ing the phrase tables and decoding. Be-sides tuning the standard SMT parame-ters, we focus on tuning the Character Se-quence Model (CSM) related parameters like order of the CSM, weight assigned to CSM during decoding and corpus used for CSM estimation. Our results show that paying sufficient attention to CSM pays off in terms of increased transliteration ac-curacies.
Abstract In this paper, we describe our EnglishHindi and Hindi-English statistical systems submitted...
Under-resourced languages are a significant challenge for statistical approaches to machine translat...
This paper describes DFKI’s participation in the NEWS2011 shared task on ma-chine transliteration. O...
In this paper we use the popular phrase-based SMT techniques for the task of machine transliteration...
Our NEWS 2015 shared task submission is a PBSMT based transliteration system with the following corp...
This paper presents English—Hindi transliteration in the NEWS 2009 Machine Transliteration Shared Ta...
This paper presents English—Hindi transliteration in the NEWS 2009 Machine Transliteration Shared Ta...
This paper presents English—Hindi transliteration in the NEWS 2009 Machine Transliteration Shared Ta...
We propose a framework for translit-eration which uses (i) a word-origin detection engine (pre-proce...
Automatic transliteration and back-transliteration across languages with different phonemes and alph...
Transliteration of given parallel name en-tities can be formulated as a phrase-based statistical mac...
We investigate three methods for integrat-ing an unsupervised transliteration model into an end-to-e...
● Scalability across language pairs ○ Minimize manual development of rules and resources ○ Explore u...
Transliteration is a process that takes a character string in a source language and generates equiva...
Machine Translation (MT) is a science fic-tion that was converted into reality with the enormous con...
Abstract In this paper, we describe our EnglishHindi and Hindi-English statistical systems submitted...
Under-resourced languages are a significant challenge for statistical approaches to machine translat...
This paper describes DFKI’s participation in the NEWS2011 shared task on ma-chine transliteration. O...
In this paper we use the popular phrase-based SMT techniques for the task of machine transliteration...
Our NEWS 2015 shared task submission is a PBSMT based transliteration system with the following corp...
This paper presents English—Hindi transliteration in the NEWS 2009 Machine Transliteration Shared Ta...
This paper presents English—Hindi transliteration in the NEWS 2009 Machine Transliteration Shared Ta...
This paper presents English—Hindi transliteration in the NEWS 2009 Machine Transliteration Shared Ta...
We propose a framework for translit-eration which uses (i) a word-origin detection engine (pre-proce...
Automatic transliteration and back-transliteration across languages with different phonemes and alph...
Transliteration of given parallel name en-tities can be formulated as a phrase-based statistical mac...
We investigate three methods for integrat-ing an unsupervised transliteration model into an end-to-e...
● Scalability across language pairs ○ Minimize manual development of rules and resources ○ Explore u...
Transliteration is a process that takes a character string in a source language and generates equiva...
Machine Translation (MT) is a science fic-tion that was converted into reality with the enormous con...
Abstract In this paper, we describe our EnglishHindi and Hindi-English statistical systems submitted...
Under-resourced languages are a significant challenge for statistical approaches to machine translat...
This paper describes DFKI’s participation in the NEWS2011 shared task on ma-chine transliteration. O...