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ORCIDV MTSummit 1995: Luxembourg
- Proceedings of Machine Translation Summit V, MTSummit 1995, Luxembourg, July 10-13, 1995. 1995
- Maghi King:
An Introduction to MT. - Colin Brace:
MT and its Users. - Muriel Vaconcello, Karin Spalink:
Using MT in practice: helpful hints and advice. - Harold L. Somers:
Problems with the second generation architecture and new trends in MT. - Bente Maegaard:
Eurotra, history and results. - John Hutchins:
Reflections on the history and present state of MT. - Christian Boitet:
Factors for success and failure in MT. - Dale A. Bostad:
Machine Translation at NAIC - A perspective. - Thomas Schneider:
The METAL system: Status 1995. - Eric M. Visser, Masaru Fuji, Makoto Shiotsu:
The World on your shoulders: The development of ATLAS. - Winfield Scott Bennett:
Realities of development in market-oriented MT. - Igor Boguslavsky:
A bidirectional Russian-English MT system (ETAP-3). - Roberto Cencioni:
Language Engineering and the Commission. - Dorothy Senez:
The use of MT in the Commission. - Jean-Marie Leick:
EURAMIS: Integrated multilingual services for a large multilingual community. - Brian Oakley:
To do the right thing for the wrong reason, the EUROTRA experience. - Yuichi Tanaka:
The EDR Electronic Dictionary as information infrastructure. - Christian Galinski:
Terminology and standardization for MT. - Guðrún Magnúsdóttir:
Building resources for MT: What the user hasn't got we have to provide. - Yoji Fukumochi:
A way of using a small MT system in industry. - Tatsuo Ashizaki:
Adaptation of JICST's MT system for workstation and PC's. - Colin Brace, Muriel Vasconcellos, L. Chris Miller:
MT users and usage: Europe and the Americas. - Jan Hajic:
Machine Translation in the Czech Republic: history, methods, systems. - Adriane Rinsche:
Translation technology - A survey of latest product developments. - Susumu Donomae:
Pre- and Post-editing MT text for better communication and documentation. - Mary Flanagan:
MT in the online environment: challenges and opportunities. - Stephan Bodenkamp:
MT: the economical part of multilingual information processing. - Daniel Grasmick:
Two MT systems and still hungry... - Bernhard Masion:
Offering MT as a service from a profit center point of view. - Doris Marty-Albisser:
Integration of MT into the business process. - Peter Wheeler:
Offering large-system MT as a bureau service. - Hubert Lehmann:
Machine Translation for home and business users. - Makoto Nagao:
What have we to do for the future of MT systems? - Junichi Tsujii:
An empirical study of MT: we knew nothing. - Hitoshi Isahara:
JEIDA's test - sets for quality evaluation of MT systems. - Elliott Macklovitch:
TransCheck: The automatic validation of human translations. - John S. White:
Approaches to black box MT evaluation. - Sylvie Regnier-Prost:
The prerequisites of MT for an industrial user: a corpus-based approach. - Wolfgang Wahlster:
Verbmobil: Towards a DRT-based translation of spontaneous negotiation dialogues. - Hitoshi Iida:
Spoken dialogue translation technologies and speech translation. - Alex Waibel:
Translation and interpretation of spontaneous speech. - Gregor Thurmair:
Multilingual information processing. - Tsuyoshi Morimoto:
Issues in multimodal telecommunications. - Yusoff Zaharin:
Towards a language information centre for Malay. - Key-Sun Choi:
Machine Translation for the office automation. - Kazunori Muraki:
Cross language service technology of digital text information. - Harald Zimmerman:
Machine translation as a practical tool in information processing.
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