Current methods for statistical machine translation typically utilize only a limited context in the input sentence. Many language phenomena thus remain out of their reach, for example long-distance agreement in morphologically rich languages or lexical selection often require information from the whole source sentence. In this work, we present an overview of approaches for including wider context in SMT and describe our first experiments
Summarization: Background in statistical machine translation -- 2. Language morphologies -- 3. The ...
© Cambridge University Press, 2015.Statistical machine translation (SMT) is gaining interest given t...
In this paper we investigate the technique of extending the Moses Statistical Machine Translation (S...
Abstract. Current methods for statistical machine translation typically utilize only a limited conte...
We explore the augmentation of statistical ma-chine translation models with features of the context ...
The translation features typically used in Phrase-Based Statistical Machine Translation (PB-SMT) mod...
Discriminative translation models utilizing source context have been shown to help statistical machi...
This paper presents a methodology to address lexical disambiguation in a standard phrase-based stati...
Current methods of using lexical features in machine translation have difficulty in scaling up to re...
Most current statistical machine translation (SMT) systems make very little use of contextual infor-...
Statistical machine translation relies heavily on available parallel corpora, but SMT may not have t...
Statistical machine translation (MT) has become one of the major develop-ment streams in MT in recen...
Most current statistical machine translation (SMT) systems make very little use of contextual inform...
Machine translation can be considered a highly interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary field because...
The translation process in statistical machine translation (SMT) is shaped by technical constraints ...
Summarization: Background in statistical machine translation -- 2. Language morphologies -- 3. The ...
© Cambridge University Press, 2015.Statistical machine translation (SMT) is gaining interest given t...
In this paper we investigate the technique of extending the Moses Statistical Machine Translation (S...
Abstract. Current methods for statistical machine translation typically utilize only a limited conte...
We explore the augmentation of statistical ma-chine translation models with features of the context ...
The translation features typically used in Phrase-Based Statistical Machine Translation (PB-SMT) mod...
Discriminative translation models utilizing source context have been shown to help statistical machi...
This paper presents a methodology to address lexical disambiguation in a standard phrase-based stati...
Current methods of using lexical features in machine translation have difficulty in scaling up to re...
Most current statistical machine translation (SMT) systems make very little use of contextual infor-...
Statistical machine translation relies heavily on available parallel corpora, but SMT may not have t...
Statistical machine translation (MT) has become one of the major develop-ment streams in MT in recen...
Most current statistical machine translation (SMT) systems make very little use of contextual inform...
Machine translation can be considered a highly interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary field because...
The translation process in statistical machine translation (SMT) is shaped by technical constraints ...
Summarization: Background in statistical machine translation -- 2. Language morphologies -- 3. The ...
© Cambridge University Press, 2015.Statistical machine translation (SMT) is gaining interest given t...
In this paper we investigate the technique of extending the Moses Statistical Machine Translation (S...