Abstract. In this paper, we investigate the language model (LM) adaptation issue for Statis-tical Machine Translation (SMT). In order to overcome the weight bias on the LM obtained from the development data, a simple but effective method is proposed to adapt the LM for diverse test datasets by employing the cross entropy of translation hypotheses as a metric to measure the similarity between different datasets. Experimental results show that the cross entropy of a test dataset is closely correlated with the bias in estimating the language models and our adaptation strategy significantly outperforms a strong baseline
The standard procedure to train the trans-lation model of a phrase-based SMT sys-tem is to concatena...
While statistical machine translation (SMT) has advanced significantly with better modeling techniqu...
Translation models used for statistical machine translation are compiled from parallel corpora that ...
Language modeling is an important part for both speech recognition and machine translation systems. ...
We explore unsupervised language model adaptation techniques for Statistical Machine Translation. Th...
This paper proposes a new approach to domain adaptation in statistical machine translation (SMT) bas...
Statistical machine translation (SMT) systems use statistical learning methods to learn how to trans...
A novel variation of modified KNESER-NEY model using monomial discounting is presented and integrate...
The problem of language model adaptation in statistical machine translation is considered. A mixtur...
© Cambridge University Press, 2015.Statistical machine translation (SMT) is gaining interest given t...
This paper investigates varying the decoder weight of the language model (LM) when translating diffe...
Previous research on domain adaptation (DA) for statistical machine translation (SMT) has mainly foc...
Current state-of-the-art Statistical Machine Translation systems are based on log-linear models that...
Domain adaptation for statistical machine translation is the task of altering general models to impr...
Joint models have recently shown to improve the state-of-the-art in machine translation (MT). We app...
The standard procedure to train the trans-lation model of a phrase-based SMT sys-tem is to concatena...
While statistical machine translation (SMT) has advanced significantly with better modeling techniqu...
Translation models used for statistical machine translation are compiled from parallel corpora that ...
Language modeling is an important part for both speech recognition and machine translation systems. ...
We explore unsupervised language model adaptation techniques for Statistical Machine Translation. Th...
This paper proposes a new approach to domain adaptation in statistical machine translation (SMT) bas...
Statistical machine translation (SMT) systems use statistical learning methods to learn how to trans...
A novel variation of modified KNESER-NEY model using monomial discounting is presented and integrate...
The problem of language model adaptation in statistical machine translation is considered. A mixtur...
© Cambridge University Press, 2015.Statistical machine translation (SMT) is gaining interest given t...
This paper investigates varying the decoder weight of the language model (LM) when translating diffe...
Previous research on domain adaptation (DA) for statistical machine translation (SMT) has mainly foc...
Current state-of-the-art Statistical Machine Translation systems are based on log-linear models that...
Domain adaptation for statistical machine translation is the task of altering general models to impr...
Joint models have recently shown to improve the state-of-the-art in machine translation (MT). We app...
The standard procedure to train the trans-lation model of a phrase-based SMT sys-tem is to concatena...
While statistical machine translation (SMT) has advanced significantly with better modeling techniqu...
Translation models used for statistical machine translation are compiled from parallel corpora that ...