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The Japanese Government Project for Machine Translation
Makoto Nagao
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Jun-ichi Tsujii
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Jun-ichi Nakamura
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Year: 1985
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SOLUTIONS FOR PROBLEMS OF MT PARSER - METHODS USED IN Mu-MACHI NE TRANSLATI ON PROJECT -
Jun-ichi NAKAMURA
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Jun-ichi TSUJII
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Makoto NAGAO
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Future Directions of Machine Translation
Jun-ichi TSUJII
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The E-Framework: A Formalism for Natural Language Processing
Annelise BECH
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Anders NYGAARD
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Software Support for Practical Grammar Development
Bran BOGURAEV
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John CARROLL
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Ted BRISCOE
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Claire GROVER
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Dialogue Translation vs. Text Translation
Jun-ichi Tsujii
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Makoto Nagao
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The Automatic Creation of Lexical Entries for a Multilingual MT System
David Farwell
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Louise Guthrie
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Yorick Wilks
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SHAKE-AND-BAKE TRANSLATION
P. Whitelock
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Semantic-based Transfer
Michael Dorna
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Martin C. Emele
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A Constraint-based Case Frame Lexicon
Kemal Oflazer
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Okan Yllmaz
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MACHINE TRANSLATION, LINGUISTICS, AND INTERLINGUA
Petr Sgall
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Jarmila Panevova
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Wide-Range Restructuring of Intermediate Representations in Machine Translation
Taijiro Tsutsumi
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A Pattern-based Machine Translation System Extended by Example-based Processing
Hideo Watanabe
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Koichi Takeda
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Evaluating Text Quality: Judging Output Texts Without a Clear Source
Anthony Hartley
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Donia Scott
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A language-independent method for the extraction of RDF verbalization templates
Basil Ell
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Andreas Harth
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Development of the Concept Dictionary Implementation of Lexical Knowledge
Tomoymhi MATSUKAWA
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Eiji YOKOTA
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