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Machine Translation Summit (MT Summit) 2003: all accepted papers

110 papers · page 1 of 2 · the most cited first · ← Machine Translation Summit (MT Summit) 2003

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  1. A 45-hour computers in translation courseMikel L. Forcada
  2. A chart parser for analyzing modern standard Arabic sentenceEman Othman, Khaled Shaalan, Ahmed Rafea
  3. A corpus based morphological analyzer for unvocalized modern HebrewAlon Itai, Erel Segalour summary
  4. A fine-grained evaluation framework for machine translation system developmentNelson Correa · Papers
  5. A hybrid approach to deriving selectional preferencesArendse Bernth, Michael C. McCord · Papers
  6. A hybrid approach to word order transfer in the English-to-Vietnamese machine translationDinh Dien, Nguyen Luu Thuy Ngan, Do Xuan Quang et al. · Papers
  7. A multi-language translation example browserIsao Goto, Naoto Kato, Noriyoshi Uratani et al.
  8. A novel string-to-string distance measure with applications to machine translation evaluationGregor Leusch, Nicola Ueffing, Hermann Ney · Papers
  9. A simple multilingual machine translation systemJan Hajič, Petr Homola, Vladislav Kuboň · Papers
  10. A system for Japanese/English/Korean multilingual patent retrievalMitsuharu Makita, Shigeto Higuchi, Atsushi Fujii et al.
  11. A two-level syntax-based approach to Arabic-English statistical machine translationCharles Schafer, David Yarowsky
  12. A unified statistical model for generalized translation memory systemJin-Xia Huang, Wei Wang, Ming Zhou · Papers
  13. Acquisition of bilingual MT lexicons from OCRed dictionariesBurcu Karagol-Ayan, David Doermann, Bonnie J. Dorr · Papers
  14. An algorithm for word-level alignment of parallel dependency treesYuan Ding, Daniel Gildea, Martha Palmer · Papers
  15. An experiment in comparative evaluation: humans vs. computersAndrei Popescu-Belis · Papers
  16. An integrated system for source language checking, analysis and term managementEric Nyberg, Teruko Mitamura, David Svoboda et al.
  17. AnglaHindi: an English to Hindi machine-aided translation systemR. M. K. Sinha, A. Jain
  18. Application of corpus-based techniques to Amharic textsSisay Fissaha, Johann Haller
  19. Automatic predicate argument structure analysis of the Penn Chinese TreebankNianwen Xue, Seth Kulick · Papers
  20. BTL: a hybrid model for English-Vietnamese machine translationDinh Dien, Kiem Hoang, Eduard Hovy · Papers
  21. Building a parallel corpus for monologues with clause alignmentHideki Kashioka, Takehiko Maruyama, Hideki Tanaka · Papers
  22. Buying up to falling downJudith Belam
  23. CatVar: a database of categorial variations for EnglishNizar Habash, Bonnie Dorr
  24. Collocation extraction for machine translationBrigitte Orliac, Mike Dillinger · Papers
  25. Combining decision trees and transformation-based learning to correct transferred linguistic representationsSimon Corston-Oliver, Michael Gamon · Papers
  26. Communicative strategies and patterns of multimodal integration in a speech-to-speech translation systemSusanne Burger, Erica Costantini, Fabio Pianesi · Papers
  27. Confidence measures for statistical machine translationNicola Ueffing, Klaus Macherey, Hermann Ney · Papers
  28. Considerations of methodology and human factors in rating a suite of translated sentencesLeslie Barrett
  29. Controlled generation in example-based machine translationNano Gough, Andy Way · Papers
  30. Correlating automated and human assessments of machine translation qualityDeborah Coughlin · Papers
  31. Customizing complex lexical entries for high-quality MTRémi Zajac, Elke Lange, Jin Yang · Papers
  32. Development of speech translation for hand-held devicesAkitoshi Okumura
  33. Disambiguation of English PP attachment using multilingual aligned dataLee Schwartz, Takako Aikawa, Chris Quirk · Papers
  34. Effectiveness of automatic extraction of bilingual collocations using recursive chain-link-type learningHiroshi Echizen-ya, Kenji Araki, Yoshio Momouchi et al. · Papers
  35. Evaluating commercial spoken language translation softwareHarold Somers, Yuri Sugita · Papers
  36. Evaluation of a method of creating new valency entriesFrancis Bond, Sanae Fujita · Papers
  37. Evaluation of machine translation and its evaluationJoseph P. Turian, Luke Shen, I. Dan Melamed · Papersour summary
  38. Evaluation techniques applied to domain tuning of MT lexiconsNecip Fazil Ayan, Bonnie J. Dorr, Okan Kolak
  39. Example-based decoding for statistical machine translationTaro Watanabe, Eiichiro Sumita · Papers
  40. Example-based rough translation for speech-to-speech translationMitsuo Shimohata, Eiichiro Sumita, Yuji Matsumoto · Papers
  41. Experimental comparison of MT evaluation methods: RED vs.BLEUYasuhiro Akiba, Eiichiro Sumita, Hiromi Nakaiwa et al. · Papers
  42. FEMTI: creating and using a framework for MT evaluationMargaret King, Andrei Popescu-Belis, Eduard Hovy · Papers
  43. Finite state technology and its applications to machine translationShuly Wintner · Tutorials
  44. For the proper treatment of long sentences in a sentence pattern-based English-Korean MT systemYoon-Hyung Roh, Munpyo Hong, Sung-Kwon Choi et al. · Papers
  45. Granularity in MT evaluationFlorence Reeder, John White
  46. Has machine translation improved? some historical comparisonsJohn Hutchins · Papers
  47. Have we found the Holy Grail?Hermann Ney
  48. Have we found the Holy Grail?Steve Richardson
  49. High quality machine translation using a machine-learned sentence realization componentMartine Smets, Michael Gamon, Jessie Pinkham et al. · Papersour summary
  50. Holy and unholy grailsEduard Hovy, Deepak Ravichandran
  51. Identification of divergence for English to Hindi EBMTDeepa Gupta, Niladri Chatterjee · Papers
  52. Implementation of collaborative translation environment `Yakushite Net'Toshiki Murata, Mihoko Kitamura, Tsuyoshi Fukui et al.
  53. Improving translation models by applying asymmetric learningSetsuo Yamada, Masaaki Nagata, Kenji Yamada · Papers
  54. Inductive coding of the Arabic lexiconAli Farghaly, Jean Senellartour summary
  55. Issues in Arabic MTAlex Fraser
  56. LTC CommunicatorPhilippe Nozay, Adriane Rinsche
  57. Language Weaver: the next generation of machine translationBryce Benjamin, Laurie Gerber, Kevin Knight et al.
  58. Lexical knowledge representation with contextonymsHyungsuk Ji, Sabine Ploux, Eric Wehrli · Papers
  59. MATS – a glass box machine translation systemAnna Sågvall Hein, Eva Forsbom, Per Weijnitz et al.
  60. MT customizationRémi Zajac · Tutorials
  61. Matador: Spanish-English GHMTNizar Habash
  62. Matador: a large-scale Spanish-English GHMT systemNizar Habash · Papers
  63. MultiTrans system presentation: translation support and language management solutionsDan Gervais
  64. Multilingual document processing at XRCEPierre Isabelle
  65. Multilingual translation via annotated hub languageHiroshi Kanayama, Hideo Watanabe · Papers
  66. On the use of statistical machine-translation techniques within a memory-based translation system (AMETRA)Daniel Ortíz, Ismael García-Varea, Francisco Casacuberta et al. · Papers
  67. Practical machine translation system allowing complex patternsMihoko Kitamura, Toshiki Murata · Papers
  68. Pragmatics-based translation and MT evaluationDavid Farwell, Stephen Helmreich
  69. Predictive models of performance in multi-engine machine translationTadashi Nomoto · Papers
  70. Prolog models of classical approaches to MTHarold Somers
  71. Questions the panelists were asked to comment onElliott Macklovitch
  72. Rapid-response machine translation for unexpected languagesDouglas W. Oard, Franz Josef Och · Papers
  73. Reducing boundary friction using translation-fragment overlapRalf D. Brown, Rebecca Hutchinson, Paul N. Bennett et al. · Papers
  74. Resolving `incognito' ellipsis: treatment for constructions that disguise ellipsisShigeko Nariyama · Papers
  75. Resources for processing Israeli HebrewShuly Wintner, Shlomo Yonaour summary
  76. Roots & patterns vs. stems plus grammar-lexis specifications: on what basis should a multilingual database centred on Arabic be built?Joseph Dichy, Ali Farghalyour summary
  77. SMT – TIDES – and all thatStephan Vogel
  78. SYSTRAN Review ManagerJean-Cédric Costa, Christiane Panissod
  79. SYSTRAN intuitive coding technologyJean Senellart, Jin Yang, Anabel Rebollo · Papers
  80. SYSTRAN new generation: the XML translation workflowJean Senellart, Christian Boitet, Laurent Romary · Papers
  81. Scalability in MT systemsElisabeth Maier, Anthony Clarke · Papers
  82. Seeing the wood for the trees: data-oriented translationMary Hearne, Andy Way · Papers
  83. Semitic linguistic phenomena and variationsNizar Habash
  84. Soaring demand, shrinking supply in translation: how we plan to make ends meetDonald Barabé
  85. Source language diagnostics for MTTeruko Mitamura, Kathryn Baker, David Svoboda et al. · Papers
  86. Specification and evaluation of machine translation toy systems - criteria for laboratory assignmentsCristina Vertan, Walther von Hahn
  87. Statistical machine translation: rapid development with limited resourcesGeorge Foster, Simona Gandrabur, Philippe Langlais et al. · Papers
  88. Syntax-based language models for statistical machine translationEugene Charniak, Kevin Knight, Kenji Yamada · Papers
  89. Task-based MT evaluation: tackling software, experimental design, & statistical models.Calandra Tate, Sooyon Lee, Clare R. Voss
  90. Teaching and assessing empirical approaches to machine translationAndy Way, Nano Gough
  91. Teaching machine translation in a graduate language technologies programTeruko Mitamura, Eric Nyberg, Robert Frederking
  92. Teaching statistical machine translationKevin Knight
  93. Teaching the automation of the translation process to future translatorsBenoît Robichaud, Marie-Claude L'Homme
  94. Testing Prompt: the development of a rapid post-editing service at CLS Corporate Language Services AG, SwitzerlandCatherine Hyland · Papers
  95. The CMU Arabic-to-English statistical MT systemAlicia Tribble, Stephan Vogel
  96. The CMU statistical machine translation systemStephan Vogel, Ying Zhang, Fei Huang et al. · Papers
  97. The Comprendium Translator systemJuan A. Alonso, Gregor Thurmair
  98. The HKUST leading question translation systemDekai Wu
  99. The Johns Hopkins University 2003 Chinese-English machine translation systemW. Byrne, S. Khudanpur, W. Kim et al.
  100. The functionality of a tool bar for postedition in machine translation between languages with linguistic interference: the Spanish-Galician caseAntonio Sayáns Gómez, Elena Villar Conde · Papers

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