Reordering an existing queue

Reordering an existing queue

We investigate the problem of reordering agents starting from an existing queue. First, we introduce four important axioms of the problem, budget balance (BB), outcome efficiency (OE), strategyproofness (SP), and individual rationality (IR). Unfortunately, it is easy to show that these four axioms are incompatible in the current setup. Given this negative result, we examine the consequences of ...

An Ngram-based reordering model

This paper describes in detail a novel approach to the reordering challenge in statistical machine translation (SMT). This Ngram-based reordering (NbR) approach uses the powerful techniques of SMT systems to generate a weighted reordering graph. Thus, statistical criteria reordering constraints are supplied to an SMT system, and this allows an extension to the SMT decoding search. The NbR appro...

Learning Lexicalized Reordering Models from Reordering Graphs

Lexicalized reordering models play a crucial role in phrase-based translation systems. They are usually learned from the word-aligned bilingual corpus by examining the reordering relations of adjacent phrases. Instead of just checking whether there is one phrase adjacent to a given phrase, we argue that it is important to take the number of adjacent phrases into account for better estimations o...

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Cerebellar Infarction: Physiotherapeutic Approach – An Overview of Existing Studies

Objectives: Cerebellar infarction is an ischemic type episode involving the three main cerebellar arteries. An infarction in each of these arteries causes different but common symptoms, requiring a particularly important contribution of physiotherapy to its treatment. This overview aimed to investigate the effectiveness of physiotherapy programs on the symptoms of patients with cerebellar infar...