In this paper we show that a hierarchical phrasebased translation system will outperform a classical (nonhierarchical) phrase-based system in the English-to-Persian translation direction, yet for the Persian-to-English direction, the classical phrase-based system is preferable. We seek to explain why this is so, and detail a series of translation experiments with our SMT system using various bilingual corpora each with both toolkits Moses (non-hierarchical) and Joshua (hierarchical)
Recent developments on hybrid systems that combine rule-based machine translation (RBMT) systems wit...
The aim of this paper is to categorize and present the existence of resources for English-to-Urdu ma...
Until quite recently, extending phrase-based statistical machine translation (PBSMT) with syntactic ...
In this paper we show that a hierarchical phrase-based translation system will outperform a classica...
Abstract — In this paper we show that a hierarchical phrase-based translation system will outperform...
Machine translation systems automatically translate texts from one natural language to another. The ...
We present a statistical machine translation model that uses hierarchical phrases—phrases that conta...
Machine translation (MT), as applied to natural language processing, has undergone substantial deve...
The relatively recently proposed hierarchical phrase-based translation model for statistical machin...
172-175Languages have inherent property of tree-based recursive arrangement of phrases and follow a ...
This paper documents recent work carried out for PeEn-SMT, our Statistical Machine Translation syste...
Hierarchical organization is a well known property of language, and yet the notion of hierarchical s...
In this paper, we give a survey of several recent extensions to hierarchical phrase-based machine tr...
Abstract — This paper documents recent work carried out for PeEn-SMT, our Statistical Machine Transl...
As interaction between speakers of different languages continues to increase, the everpresent proble...
Recent developments on hybrid systems that combine rule-based machine translation (RBMT) systems wit...
The aim of this paper is to categorize and present the existence of resources for English-to-Urdu ma...
Until quite recently, extending phrase-based statistical machine translation (PBSMT) with syntactic ...
In this paper we show that a hierarchical phrase-based translation system will outperform a classica...
Abstract — In this paper we show that a hierarchical phrase-based translation system will outperform...
Machine translation systems automatically translate texts from one natural language to another. The ...
We present a statistical machine translation model that uses hierarchical phrases—phrases that conta...
Machine translation (MT), as applied to natural language processing, has undergone substantial deve...
The relatively recently proposed hierarchical phrase-based translation model for statistical machin...
172-175Languages have inherent property of tree-based recursive arrangement of phrases and follow a ...
This paper documents recent work carried out for PeEn-SMT, our Statistical Machine Translation syste...
Hierarchical organization is a well known property of language, and yet the notion of hierarchical s...
In this paper, we give a survey of several recent extensions to hierarchical phrase-based machine tr...
Abstract — This paper documents recent work carried out for PeEn-SMT, our Statistical Machine Transl...
As interaction between speakers of different languages continues to increase, the everpresent proble...
Recent developments on hybrid systems that combine rule-based machine translation (RBMT) systems wit...
The aim of this paper is to categorize and present the existence of resources for English-to-Urdu ma...
Until quite recently, extending phrase-based statistical machine translation (PBSMT) with syntactic ...