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Overcoming the customization bottleneck using example-based MT
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Primary Translation KnowledgeEngineeringAdvanced ComputingComputer ArchitectureSoftware AnalysisCorpus LinguisticsNatural Language ProcessingApplied LinguisticsSyntaxHigh-performance ArchitectureComputational LinguisticsCustomization BottleneckGrammarSystem SoftwareLanguage StudiesParallel ComputingMachine TranslationComputer-assisted TranslationComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceProgram OptimizationSemantic ParsingSoftware DesignNeural Machine TranslationProgram AnalysisSpanish Technical ProseSeveral Language PairsParallel ProgrammingLinguistics
We describe MSR-MT, a large-scale hybrid machine translation system under development for several language pairs. This system's ability to acquire its primary translation knowledge automatically by parsing a bilingual corpus of hundreds of thousands of sentence pairs and aligning resulting logical forms demonstrates true promise for overcoming the so-called MT customization bottleneck. Trained on English and Spanish technical prose, a blind evaluation shows that MSR-MT's integration of rule-based parsers, example based processing, and statistical techniques produces translations whose quality exceeds that of uncustomized commercial MT systems in this domain.
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