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AMTA - 2014

Total Papers:- 49

Total Papers accross all years:- 580

Total Citations :- 0

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QuEst: A framework for translation quality estimation

Lucia Specia | Kashif Shah |

Online multi-user adaptive statistical machine translation

Prashant Mathur | Mauro Cettolo | Marcello Federico | José G.C. de Souza |

Optimized MT online learning in computer assisted translation

Prashant Mathur | Mauro Cettolo |

An open source desktop post-editing tool

Lane Schwartz |

Enhancing statistical machine translation with bilingual terminology in a CAT environment

Mihael Arcan | Marco Turchi | Sara Topelli | Paul Buitelaar |

Pivot-based triangulation for low-resource languages

Rohit Dholakia | Anoop Sarkar |

Japanese-to-English patent translation system based on domain-adapted word segmentation and post-ordering

Katsuhito Sudoh | Masaaki Nagata | Shinsuke Mori | Tatsuya Kawahara |

Real time adaptive machine translation: cdec and TransCenter

Michael Denkowski | Alon Lavie | Isabel Lacruz | Chris Dyer |

A comparison of mixture and vector space techniques for translation model adaptation

Boxing Chen | Roland Kuhn | George Foster |

Expressive hierarchical rule extraction for left-to-right translation

Maryam Siahbani | Anoop Sarkar |

Comparison of data selection techniques for the translation of video lectures

Expanding machine translation training data with an out-of-domain corpus using language modeling based vocabulary saturation

Burak Aydın | Arzucan Özgür |

Perceived vs. measured performance in the post-editing of suggestions from machine translation and translation memories

Carlos S.C. Teixeira |

Predicting human translation quality