THE FRENCH HOSPITAL, SHAFTESBURY AVENUE.

The CMU-Avenue French-English Translation System

This paper describes the French-English translation system developed by the Avenue research group at Carnegie Mellon University for the Seventh Workshop on Statistical Machine Translation (NAACL WMT12). We present a method for training data selection, a description of our hierarchical phrase-based translation system, and a discussion of the impact of data size on best practice for system building.

The Seventh Earl of Shaftesbury 1801–1885

he became a member of the General Medical Council. He is also one of the foundation Fellows of the Royal College of General Practitioners, but it is interesting to note that the College is allowed only two of the briefest of entries in this book; nothing could illustrate more vividly the division between the LMC/BMA/GMSC world of medical politics and the apolitical RCGP. But this book is not, a...

DPRS / SAE 2 avenue

In this extended abstract we present a methodology that able us to validate/invalidate the System Requirements Document. The approach we suggest is not a brand new one. Nevertheless because it combines semi formal and formal notations, it allows overcoming the traditional formal specification phase, which is very often mandatory for the development of software intensive system. Our paper is org...

Contribution of the Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital to French anesthesiology.

Contribution of the Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital to French Anesthesiology

1147 December 2012 T HE Pitié-Salpêtrière hospital, founded in 1612 as a home for the poor and then as a hospice, has been progressively transformed over the years to become a center of excellence in the field of health (fig. 1) The 2,000 conventional hospital beds have been decreased to allow the construction of modern technical units, which have allowed both the development of major surgery a...