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Teruko Mitamura

6 paper cards in Mova's library · 1991–2018

Teruko Mitamura wrote 6 of the papers Mova reads, in 1991–2018, most of them on Machine translation; often with Jaime G. Carbonell, David Mortensen, Eric H. Nyberg.

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Topics: Machine translation 5

Papers

  1. Parser combinators for Tigrinya and Oromo morphology (2018)
    The authors write rule-based morphological parsers for Tigrinya and Oromo as parser combinators in Python, not as finite-state transducers.
  2. Controlled English for Knowledge-Based MT: Experience with the KANT System (1995)
    The paper describes KANT Controlled English (KCE), the source language of the KANT system, and how it is built for a heavy-equipment manual.
  3. Evaluation Metrics for Knowledge-Based Machine Translation (1994)
    The paper argues that a machine translation system should be judged both by global black-box scores and by a component-wise causal analysis, so that each error can be traced to the module that made it.
  4. 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.
  5. The KANT perspective: a critique of pure transfer (and pure interlingua, pure statistics, .. ) (1992)
    The authors argue that the main MT paradigms (transfer, interlingua, statistics, case-based) are each judged by their weakest early form, and that the right question is which combination of methods suits a given task.
  6. An Efficient Interlingua Translation System for Multi-lingual Document Production (1991)
    The KANT prototype aims at knowledge-based translation without post-editing and without human help during disambiguation.

Co-authors (11)

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