Foreign Broadcast Information Service Seminar on Machine Translation 1961 — papers
The works of Foreign Broadcast Information Service Seminar on Machine Translation published in 1961 that our library holds: 1 work, listed below with the most cited first; each has a page with our summary, its key points and its references.
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- A fourth level of linguistic analysis ↗Michael Zarechnak
- A new model of syntactic description ↗A. F. Parker-Rhodes
- A note on categorial grammars ↗R. P. Mitchell
- A preliminary structural transfer system ↗William D. Foust, Julia Walkling
- A technique for consistent splitting of Russian words ↗Donald W. Davies, Anthony M. Day
- An approach to the segmentation problem in speech analysis and language translation ↗Gerard Salton, R. W. Thorpe
- Analysis by synthesis of natural languages ↗G. H. Matthews
- Automatic linguistic analysis - a heuristic problem ↗Paul L. Garvin
- Automatic sentence diagramming ↗Warren Plath
- Human translation and translation by machine ↗Silvio Ceccato, Bruna Zonta
- Human translation and translation by machine II ↗E. V. Glasersfeld, Sergei Perschke, Elsa Samet
- Linguistic analysis or Russian chemical terminology ↗John H. Wahlgren
- Mechanised semantic classification ↗Karen Sparck-Jones
- Multiple meaning in machine translation ↗Amelia Janiotis, Harry H. Josselson
- On the mechanization of syntactic analysis ↗Sydney M. Lamb
- On the value of dependency connections ↗David G. Hays
- Opening Address ↗Gordon Sutherland
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