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Seventh IEEE International Conference on Engineering of Complex Computer Systems (ICECCS'01)
Parallel Machine Translation: Principles and Practice
Sk?vde, Sweeden
June 11-June 13
ISBN: 0-7695-1159-7
Fuji Ren, Tokushima University
Hongchi Shi, University of Missouri-Columbia
Abstract: Parallel Machine Translation (PMT) is a new machine translation paradigm that takes advantage of high-speed and large-memory computers and existing machine translation systems with different characteristics to solve the difficult machine translation problem. PMT is based on technologies of parallel computing, machine translation, and artificial intelligence. A PMT system consists of many machine translation procedures running in parallel, coordinated by a controller, to dissolve various ambiguities in machine translation. We have designed and implemented a PMT system based on the above approach at a coarse parallel level. The system consists of four independent machine translation subsystems. Each subsystem is implemented using an existing machine translation technique and has its own characteristics. In this paper, we present the principles and practice of PMT. We also present some results of experiments with our experimental PMT system and point out some future research on PMT.
Citation:
Fuji Ren, Hongchi Shi, "Parallel Machine Translation: Principles and Practice," iceccs, pp.0249, Seventh IEEE International Conference on Engineering of Complex Computer Systems (ICECCS'01), 2001
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