Structural divergence presents a challenge to the use of syntax in statistical machine translation. We address this problem with a new algorithm for alignment of loosely matched non-isomorphic dependency trees. The algorithm selectively relaxes the constraints of the two tree structures while keeping computational complexity polynomial in the length of the sentences. Experimentation with a large Chinese-English corpus shows an improvement in alignment results over the unstructured models of (Brown et al., 1993).
We introduce a word alignment framework that facilitates the incorporation of syntax encoded in bili...
This article presents a probabilistic sub-tree alignment model and its application to tree-to-tree m...
Data-driven approaches to machine translation (MT) achieve state-of-the-art results. Many syntax-awa...
Structural divergence presents a challenge to the use of syntax in statistical machine translation. ...
Most statistical machine translation systems employ a word-based alignment model. In this paper we d...
We introduce a word alignment framework that facilitates the incorporation of syntax en-coded in bil...
The tree sequence based translation model al-lows the violation of syntactic boundaries in a rule to...
Parallel treebanks, which comprise paired source-target parse trees aligned at sub-sentential level,...
Tree-based approaches to alignment model translation as a sequence of probabilistic operations tra...
We augment a model of translation based on re-ordering nodes in syntactic trees in order to allow ...
Parallel treebanks, which comprise paired source-target parse trees aligned at sub-sentential level,...
Tree-based approaches to alignment model translation as a sequence of probabilistic op-erations tran...
Syntactic machine translation systems extract rules from bilingual, word-aligned, syntacti-cally par...
UnrestrictedAll state of the art statistical machine translation systems and many example-based mach...
Syntax-based approaches to statistical MT require syntax-aware methods for acquiring their underlyin...
We introduce a word alignment framework that facilitates the incorporation of syntax encoded in bili...
This article presents a probabilistic sub-tree alignment model and its application to tree-to-tree m...
Data-driven approaches to machine translation (MT) achieve state-of-the-art results. Many syntax-awa...
Structural divergence presents a challenge to the use of syntax in statistical machine translation. ...
Most statistical machine translation systems employ a word-based alignment model. In this paper we d...
We introduce a word alignment framework that facilitates the incorporation of syntax en-coded in bil...
The tree sequence based translation model al-lows the violation of syntactic boundaries in a rule to...
Parallel treebanks, which comprise paired source-target parse trees aligned at sub-sentential level,...
Tree-based approaches to alignment model translation as a sequence of probabilistic operations tra...
We augment a model of translation based on re-ordering nodes in syntactic trees in order to allow ...
Parallel treebanks, which comprise paired source-target parse trees aligned at sub-sentential level,...
Tree-based approaches to alignment model translation as a sequence of probabilistic op-erations tran...
Syntactic machine translation systems extract rules from bilingual, word-aligned, syntacti-cally par...
UnrestrictedAll state of the art statistical machine translation systems and many example-based mach...
Syntax-based approaches to statistical MT require syntax-aware methods for acquiring their underlyin...
We introduce a word alignment framework that facilitates the incorporation of syntax encoded in bili...
This article presents a probabilistic sub-tree alignment model and its application to tree-to-tree m...
Data-driven approaches to machine translation (MT) achieve state-of-the-art results. Many syntax-awa...