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10th EAMT 2005: Budapest, Hungary
- Proceedings of the 10th EAMT Conference: Practical applications of machine translation, EAMT 2005, Budapest, Hungary, May 30-31, 2005. European Association for Machine Translation 2005
- Bente Maegaard:
Frontamtter. - Dominique Estival:
The Language Translation Interface. - Lars Ahrenberg:
Codified close translation as a standard for MT. - Juan Alberto Alonso:
Machine translation for Catalanâ†"Spanish: the real case for productive MT. - Naoki Asanoma, Setsuo Yamada, Osamu Furuse, Masahiro Oku:
Building a conversation corpus by text derivation from "germ dialogs". - Oliver Bender, Sasa Hasan, David Vilar, Richard Zens, Hermann Ney:
Comparison of generation strategies for interactive machine translation. - Ulrike Bernardi, Andras Bocsak, Jörg Porsiel:
Are we making ourselves clear? Terminology management and machine translation at Volkswagen. - Pierrette Bouillon, Manny Rayner, Nikos Chatzichrisafis, Beth Ann Hockey, Marianne Santaholma, Marianne Starlander, Yukie Nakao, Kyoko Kanzaki, Hitoshi Isahara:
A generic multi-lingual open source platform for limited-domain medical speech translation. - Chris Callison-Burch, Colin J. Bannard, Josh Schroeder:
A compact data structure for searchable translation memories. - Michael Carl, Ecaterina Rascu, Paul Schmidt:
Using template-grammars for shake & bake paraphrasing. - Martin Cmejrek, Jan Curín, Jan Hajic, Jirí Havelka:
Prague Czech-English dependency treebank: resource for structure-based MT. - Antonio M. Corbí-Bellot, Mikel L. Forcada, Sergio Ortiz-Rojas, Juan Antonio Pérez-Ortiz, Gema Ramírez-Sánchez, Felipe Sánchez-Martínez, Iñaki Alegria, Aingeru Mayor, Kepa Sarasola:
An open-source shallow-transfer machine translation engine for the Romance languages of Spain. - Ariadna Font Llitjós, Jaime G. Carbonell, Alon Lavie:
A framework for interactive and automatic refinement of transfer-based machine translation. - Pablo Gamallo Otero:
Extraction of translation equivalents from parallel corpora using sense-sensitive contexts. - Michael Gamon, Anthony Aue, Martine Smets:
Sentence-level MT evaluation without reference translations: beyond language modeling. - Ebba Gustavii:
Target language preposition selection - an experiment with transformation based learning and aligned bilingual data. - Sasa Hasan, Hermann Ney:
Clustered language models based on regular expressions for SMT. - Sanjika Hewavitharana, Stephan Vogel, Alex Waibel:
Augmenting a statistical translation system with a translation memory. - Almut Silja Hildebrand, Matthias Eck, Stephan Vogel, Alex Waibel:
Adaptation of the translation model for statistical machine translation based on information retrieval. - Shyamsundar Jayaraman, Alon Lavie:
Multi-engine machine translation guided by explicit word matching. - Jae Dong Kim, Ralf D. Brown, Peter J. Jansen, Jaime G. Carbonell:
Symmetric probabilistic alignment for example-based translation. - Michael Kliffer:
An experiment in MT post-editing by a class of intermediate/advanced French majors. - Philippe Langlais, Thomas Leplus, Simona Gandrabur, Guy Lapalme:
From the real world to real words: the METEO case. - Terence Lewis, Rudolf M. Meier:
The MT developer/provider and the global corporation. - Evgeny Matusov, Stephan Kanthak, Hermann Ney:
Efficient statistical machine translation with constrained reordering. - Bart Mellebeek, Anna Khasin, Josef van Genabith, Andy Way:
TransBooster: boosting the performance of wide-coverage machine translation systems. - Stephan Oepen, Helge Dyvik, Dan Flickinger, Jan Tore Lønning, Paul Meurer, Victoria Rosén:
Holistic regression testing for high-quality MT: some methodological and technological reflections. - Constantin Orasan, Ted Marshall, Robert Clark, Le An Ha, Ruslan Mitkov:
Building a WSD module within an MT system to enable interactive resolution in the user's source language. - Maja Popovic, Hermann Ney:
Exploiting phrasal lexica and additional morpho-syntactic language resources for statistical machine translation with scarce training data. - Gábor Prószéky:
An approach to machine translation via the rule-to-rule hypothesis. - Marianne Santaholma:
Linguistic representation of Finnish in a limited domain speech-to-speech translation system. - K. Sinha, R. Mahesh:
Integrating CAT and MT in AnglaBhart-II architecture. - K. Sinha, R. Mahesh, Anil Thakur:
Translation divergence in English-Hindi MT. - Hans-Udo Stadler:
Lexicon-coding workflow at CLS Communication. - Nicola Ueffing, Hermann Ney:
Application of word-level confidence measures in interactive statistical machine translation. - Ashish Vengupol, Stephan Vogel:
Considerations in maximum mutual information and minimum classification error training for statistical machine translation. - Jia Xu, Richard Zens, Hermann Ney:
Sentence segmentation using IBM word alignment model 1. - Jerneja Zganec-Gros, Ales Mihelic, Mario Zganec, France Mihelic, Simon Dobrisek, Janez Zibert, Spela Vintar, Tomaz Korosec, Tomaz Erjavec, M. Romih:
Initial considerations in building a speech-to-speech translation system for the Slovenian-English language pair. - Ying Zhang, Stephan Vogel:
An efficient phrase-to-phrase alignment model for arbitrarily long phrase and large corpora.
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