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AMTA - 2012

Total Papers:- 95

Total Papers accross all years:- 580

Total Citations :- 0

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Idiomatic MWEs and Machine Translation A Retrieval and Representation Model: the AraMWE Project

Giuliano Lancioni | Marco Boella |

How Good Is Crowd Post-Editing? Its Potential and Limitations

Midori Tatsumi | Takako Aikawa | Kentaro Yamamoto | Hitoshi Isahara |

Learning to Automatically Post-Edit Dropped Words in MT

Jacob Mundt | Kristen Parton | Kathleen McKeown |

Using Arabic Transliteration to Improve Word Alignment from French- Arabic Parallel Corpora

Houda Saadane | Ouafa Benterki | Nasredine Semmar | Christian Fluhr |

Using the Microsoft Translator Hub at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Stephen D. Richardson |

Introduction to Machine Translation

Mike Dillinger | Jay Marciano |

Two stage Machine Translation System using Pattern-based MT and Phrase-based SMT

Jin’ichi Murakami | Takuya Nishimura | Masoto Tokuhisa |

IPTranslator: Facilitating Patent Search with Machine Translation

Strategies in Developing Engine-specific Chinese-English User Parallel Corpora

Weimin Jiang |

Identification of Fertile Translations in Comparable Corpora: A Morpho-Compositional Approach

Estelle Delpech | Béatrice Daille | Emmanuel Morin | Claire Lemaire |

Increasing Localization Efficiency with SYSTRAN Hybrid MT Products

John Paul Barraza |

Error Detection for Post-editing Rule-based Machine Translation

Justina Valotkaite | Munshi Asadullah |

On Marketing and Poetry

Caitilin Walsh |

Challenges in Predicting Machine Translation Utility for Human Post-Editors

Michael Denkowski | Alon Lavie |

HAL: Challenging Three Key Aspects of IBM-style Statistical Machine Translation

Christer Samuelsson |