Mari Broman Olsen. Translating English and Mandarin Verbs with Argument Structure (Mis)matches Using LCS Representation. In Proceedings of the SIG-IL Second Workshop on Interlinguas, AMTA-98, New Mexico State University Technical Report MCCS-98-316, pages 45--58, Langhorne, PA, 1998. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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Mari Broman Olsen. Translating English and Mandarin Verbs with Argument Structure (Mis)matches Using LCS Representation. In Proceedings of the SIG-IL Second Workshop on Interlinguas, AMTA-98, New Mexico State University Technical Report MCCS-98-316, pages 45--58, Langhorne, PA, 1998.
A Survey of Current Paradigms in Machine Translation - Dorr, Jordan (Correct)
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Mari Broman Olsen. Translating English and Mandarin Verbs with Argument Structure (Mis)matches Using LCS Representation. In Proceedings of the SIG-IL Second Workshop on Interlinguas, AMTA-98, New Mexico State University Technical Report MCCS-98-316, pages 45--58, Langhorne, PA, 1998.
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