Current machine translation systems developed with GETA's methodology and software tools

GETA's MT methodology and its current development towards personal networking communication and speech translation in the context of the UNL and C-STAR projects

Using GETA'S MT/NLP Resources in an Intelligent Tutoring System for French

This paper presents a project that investigates to what extent computational linguistic methods and tools used at GETA for machine translation can be used to implement novel functionalities in intelligent computer assisted language learning. Our intelligent tutoring system project is still in its early phases. The learner module is based on an empirical study of French as used by Acadian elemen...

The Correlation of Machine Translation Evaluation Metrics with Human Judgement on Persian Language

Machine Translation Evaluation Metrics (MTEMs) are the central core of Machine Translation (MT) engines as they are developed based on frequent evaluation. Although MTEMs are widespread today, their validity and quality for many languages is still under question. The aim of this research study was to examine the validity and assess the quality of MTEMs from Lexical Similarity set on machine tra...

Rapid Development of Translation Tools: Application to Persian and Turkish

The Computing Research laboratory (CRL) is developing a machine translation toolkit that allows rapid deployment of translation capabilities. This toolkit has been used to develop several machine translation systems, including a Persian-English and a TurkishEnglish system, which will be demonstrated. We present the architecture of these systems as well as the development methodology.

Interlingual Annotation for MT Development

MT systems that use only superficial representations, including the current generation of statistical MT systems, have been successful and useful. However, they will experience a plateau in quality, much like other “silver bullet” approaches to MT. We pursue work on the development of interlingual representations for use in symbolic or hybrid MT systems. In this paper, we describe the creation ...