Statistical memory-based translation system

Data processing: speech signal processing – linguistics – language – Linguistics – Translation machine

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C704S007000, C704S009000

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ABSTRACT:
A statistical machine translation (MT) system may include a translation memory (TMEM) and a decoder. The decoder may translate an input text segment using a statistical MT decoding algorithm, for example, a greedy decoding algorithm. The system may generate a cover of the input text segment from text segments in the TMEM. The decoder may use the cover as an initial translation in the decoding operation.

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