Jaime Carbonell

3 paper cards in Mova's library · 1994–2016

Jaime Carbonell wrote 3 of the papers Mova reads, in 1994–2016, most of them on Machine translation; often with Alon Lavie, Ariadna Font-Llitjos, Chris Dyer.

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Topics: Machine translation 3

Papers

Generation from Abstract Meaning Representation using Tree Transducers (2016)
The paper generates English from AMR graphs in two steps. A breadth-first spanning tree is taken from the graph, and a weighted tree-to-string transducer turns that tree into a sentence. The transducer rules are extracted from AMR-aligned sentences: each aligned subgraph becomes a rule with argument slots for its…
A trainable transfer-based MT approach for languages with limited resources (2004)
An approach for languages with few resources. Bilingual speakers, who need not be linguists, translate a designed English corpus into their language and mark word alignments in a special tool. The corpus is organised in minimal pairs and in order of complexity, from noun phrases to sentences, so that rules can be…
KANT: Knowledge-Based, Accurate Natural Language Translation (1994)
An overview of KANT, an interlingua system from Carnegie Mellon for translating technical documents written in a controlled source language.

Co-authors (11)

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