📰 Machine Translation Summit (MT Summit) 1995: all accepted papers

47 papers · the most cited first · ← Machine Translation Summit (MT Summit) 1995

1. A bidirectional Russian-English MT system (ETAP-3) ↗Igor Boguslavsky
2. A way of using a small MT system in industry ↗Yoji Fukumochi
3. Adaptation of JICST's MT system for workstation and PC's ↗Tatsuo Ashizaki
4. An Introduction to MT ↗Maghi King
5. An empirical study of MT: we knew nothing ↗Jun-lchi Tsujii
6. Approaches to black box MT evaluation ↗John S. White
7. Building resources for MT: What the user hasn't got we have to provide ↗Gudrún Magnúsdóttir
8. Cross language service technology of digital text information ↗Kazunori Muraki
9. EURAMIS: Integrated multilingual services for a large multilingual community ↗Jean-Marie Leick
10. Eurotra, history and resultsBente Maegaardour summary
11. Factors for success and failure in MT ↗Christian Boitet
12. Integration of MT into the business process ↗Doris Marty-Albisser
13. Issues in multimodal telecommunications ↗Tsuyoshi Morimoto
14. JEIDA's test - sets for quality evaluation of MT systems ↗Hitoshi Isahara
15. Language Engineering and the Commission ↗Roberto Cencioni
16. MT and its Users ↗Colin Brace
17. MT in the online environment: challenges and opportunities ↗Mary Flanagan
18. MT users and usage: Europe and the Americas ↗Colin Brace, Muriel Vasconcellos, L. Chris Miller
19. MT: the economical part of multilingual information processing ↗Stephan Bodenkamp
20. Machine Translation at NAIC - A perspective ↗Dale A. Bostad
21. Machine Translation for home and business users ↗Hubert Lehmann
22. Machine Translation for the office automation ↗Key-Sun Choi
23. Machine Translation in the Czech Republic: history, methods, systems ↗Jan Hajič
24. Machine translation as a practical tool in information processing ↗Harald Zimmerman
25. Multilingual information processing ↗Gregor Thurmair
26. Offering MT as a service from a profit center point of view ↗Bernhard Masion
27. Offering large-system MT as a bureau service ↗Peter Wheeler
28. Pre- and Post-editing MT text for better communication and documentation ↗Susumu Donomae
29. Problems with the second generation architecture and new trends in MTHarold Somersour summary
30. Realities of development in market-oriented MT ↗Winfield Scott Bennett
31. Reflections on the history and present state of MTJohn Hutchinsour summary
32. Spoken dialogue translation technologies and speech translation ↗Hitoshi Iida
33. Terminology and standardization for MT ↗Christian Galinski
34. The EDR Electronic Dictionary as information infrastructure ↗Yuichi Tanaka
35. The METAL system: Status 1995 ↗Thomas Schneider
36. The World on your shoulders: The development of ATLAS ↗Eric M. Visser, Masaru Fuji, Makoto Shiotsu
37. The prerequisites of MT for an industrial user: a corpus-based approach ↗Sylvie Regnier-Prost
38. The use of MT in the Commission ↗Dorothy Senez
39. To do the right thing for the wrong reason, the EUROTRA experience ↗Brian Oakley
40. Towards a language information centre for Malay ↗Yusoff Zaharin
41. TransCheck: The automatic validation of human translations ↗Elliott Macklovitch
42. Translation and interpretation of spontaneous speech ↗Alex Waibel
43. Translation technology - A survey of latest product developments ↗Adriane Rinsche
44. Two MT systems and still hungry... ↗Daniel Grasmick
45. Using MT in practice: helpful hints and advice ↗Muriel Vaconcello, Karin Spalink
46. Verbmobil: Towards a DRT-based translation of spontaneous negotiation dialoguesWolfgang Wahlsterour summary
47. What have we to do for the future of MT systems? ↗Makoto Nagao

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