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Three Heads are Better than One

Robert Frederking | Sergei Nirenburg |

Month: October
Year: 1994
Location: Stuttgart, Germany
Venue: ANLP |

Committee-based Decision Making in Probabiiistic Partial Parsing
Takashi Inui | Kentaro Inui |

Application of Analogical Modelling to Example Based Machine Translation
Christos Malavazosi | Stelios Piperidis |

Learning to Select a Good Translation
Dan Tidhar | Uwe Kiissner |

Improving Alignments for Better Confusion Networks for Combining Machine Translation Systems
Necip Fazil Ayan | Jing Zheng | Wen Wang |

Choosing the Right Translation: A Syntactically Informed Classification Approach
Simon Zwarts | Mark Dras |

Using RBMT Systems to Produce Bilingual Corpus for SMT
Xiaoguang Hu | Haifeng Wang | Hua Wu |

An Empirical Study on Computing Consensus Translations from Multiple Machine Translation Systems
Wolfgang Macherey | Franz J. Och |

System Combination for Multi-document Summarization
Kai Hong | Mitchell Marcus | Ani Nenkova |

Computing Consensus Translation for Multiple Machine Translation Systems Using Enhanced Hypothesis Alignment
Evgeny Matusov | Nicola Ueffing | Hermann Ney |

wEBMT: Developing and Validating an Example-Based Machine Translation System using the World Wide Web
Andy Way | Nano Gough |

Odds of Successful Transfer of Low-Level Concepts: a Key Metric for Bidirectional Speech-to-Speech Machine Translation in DARPA’s TRANSTAC Program
Gregory Sanders | Sébastien Bronsart | Sherri Condon | Craig Schlenoff |

In Question Answering, Two Heads Are Better Than One
Jennifer Chu-Carroll | Krzysztof Czuba | John Prager | Abraham Ittycheriah |

Model Combination for Machine Translation
John DeNero | Shankar Kumar | Ciprian Chelba | Franz Och |

Multi-Engine Machine Translation with Voted Language Model
Tadashi Nomoto |

Multi-Engine Machine Translation Guided by Explicit Word Matching
Shyamsundar Jayaraman | Alon Lavie |

Combination of Arabic Preprocessing Schemes for Statistical Machine Translation
Fatiha Sadat | Nizar Habash |

Improved Word-Level System Combination for Machine Translation
Antti-Veikko Rosti | Spyros Matsoukas | Richard Schwartz |

Joint Decoding with Multiple Translation Models
Yang Liu | Haitao Mi | Yang Feng | Qun Liu |

Machine Translation System Combination by Confusion Forest
Taro Watanabe | Eiichiro Sumita |

Minimum Bayes-risk System Combination
Jesús González-Rubio | Alfons Juan | Francisco Casacuberta |

First Steps towards Multi-Engine Machine Translation
Andreas Eisele |

Improving Parsing Accuracy by Combining Diverse Dependency Parsers
Daniel Zeman | Zdeněk Žabokrtský |

LeBLEU: N-gram-based Translation Evaluation Score for Morphologically Complex Languages
Sami Virpioja | Stig-Arne Grönroos |

Interactive Speech Translation in the DIPLOMAT Project
Robert Frederking | Alexander Rudnicky | Christopher Hogan |

Exploiting Diversity in Natural Language Processing: Combining Parsers
John C. Henderson | Eric Brill |

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Cross Language Dependency Parsing using a Bilingual Lexicon

Hai Zhao | Yan Song | Chunyu Kit | Guodong Zhou |

Arne Mauser | Saša Hasan | Hermann Ney |

Integrating Graph-Based and Transition-Based Dependency Parsers

Joakim Nivre | Ryan McDonald |

A treebank-based study on the influence of Italian word order on parsing performance

Anita Alicante | Cristina Bosco | Anna Corazza | Alberto Lavelli |

Improving Arabic-Chinese Statistical Machine Translation using English as Pivot Language

Nizar Habash | Jun Hu |