Statistical Linguistic Translation (MT) System

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A Statistical Linguistic Translation (MT) System is a data-driven MT system that is a statistical NLP system.



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  • http://www.statmt.org/moses/?n=Moses.Background
    • QUOTE: MOSES ... The figure below illustrates the process of phrase-based translation. The input is segmented into a number of sequences of consecutive words (so-called phrases). Each phrase is translated into an English phrase, and English phrases in the output may be reordered.

      In this section, we will define the phrase-based machine translation model formally. The phrase translation model is based on the noisy channel model. We use Bayes rule to reformulate the translation probability for translating a foreign sentence f into English e as [math]\displaystyle{ argmax_{e} p(e|f) = argmax_{e} p(f|e) p(e) }[/math] ...

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