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Learning Phrase-Based Head Transduction Models For Translation Of Spoken Utterances (1998)  (Make Corrections)  (3 citations)
H. Alshawi, S. Bangalore, S. Douglas



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Abstract: We describe a method for automatically learning headtransducer models of translation from examples consisting of transcribed spoken utterances and their translations. The method proceeds by first searching for a hierarchical alignment (specifically a synchronized dependency tree) of each training example. The alignments produced are optimal with respect to a cost function that takes into account co-occurrence statistics and the recursive decomposition of the example into aligned substrings. A... (Update)

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H. Alshawi, S. Bangalore, and S. Douglas. Learning Phrase-based Head Transduction Models for Translation of Spoken Utterances. In The fifth International Conference on Spoken Language Processing (ICSLP98), Sydney, 1998. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/alshawi98learning.html   More

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