... report on the useof Factored Translation Models for English- to- Arabic translation. 1 IntroductionArabic has a complex morphology compared to English. Words are inflected for gender, number,and ... sourcebenefits the performance of Arabic -to -English SMT.The use of similar techniques for English- to- ArabicSMT requires recombination of the target side intovalid surface forms, which is not ... training data to trainthe language model and use trigrams for the baselinesystem and a 4-grams for segmented Arabic. The av-erage sentence length is 9 for English, 8 for Arabic,and 10 for segmented...
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... substituted ‘‘ and ’’ with ˝ to keep consistent with translation data. We used L2algorithm to train CRF.Data forTranslation We used the NIST trainingset for Chinese -English translation tasks excludingthe ... works aiming to introducelinguistic knowledge into the hierarchical phrase-based model. Marton and Resnik (2008) took thesource parse tree into account and added soft con-straints to hierarchical ... enough to usechunks as the basic unit for machine translation. Al-though our decoders and tree -to- string decoder allrun in linear-time with beam search, tree -to- stringmodel runs faster for it...
... wasachieved for Arabic -to -English translation. Birchet al. (2007) also reported a significant improve-ment for Dutch -English translation by applyingCCG supertags at a word level to a factorized ... generate atree -to- string translation rule.2.3 Rich syntactic information for SMTBefore describing our approaches of applyingdeep syntactic information yielded by an HPSGparser for fine-grained ... managed to be tackled during extracting rules from an alignedforest-string pair: where to cut and how to cut.Equation 1 was used again to compute a frontiernode set to determine where to cut...
... Mrs. Smith”, and so on. To deal with these aliasing forms, we transform all different forms into a standard form for the later ranking and identification. The standard form follows the following ... statistical information may also help use well. We would discuss how to combine these features to identify corresponding translation in detail in the next section. 3 Chinese -to -English NE Translation ... letters are transformed into upper cases. ã Words consist s are split. ã Symbols are rewritten into words. For example, all forms of “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” would be transformed into “MR. AND MRS....
... regard to the transfer component, we havehad two main problems to solve. Firstly, it is well-known that translation from Englishto Japanese re-quires major reorganisation of the syntactic form.Word-order ... adverbs1.Thus for example the training example “Are theheadaches usually caused by emotional upset?” in-duces a top-level rule whose context -free skeleton isUTT > VBAR, VBAR, POSTMODS For the ... un-changed, but where necessary the form was revised to make it more appropriate to a spoken dialogue.When we felt that it would be difficult to remem-ber what the canonical form of a question wouldbe,...