METIS-II Workshop: New
Approaches to Machine Translation
Centre for Computational Linguistics, Katholieke
Universiteit
11 January 2007
Program
Chair: Steven Krauwer
Welcome: Frank van Eynde
METIS session
An MT system embedding pattern knowledge
– Stella Markantonatou, Sokratis Sofianopoulos, Vassiliki Spilioti, Marina Vassiliou, Olga
Yannoutsou
Dealing with bilingual
divergences in MT using target language N-gram models – Maite Melero,
Antoni Oliver, Toni Badia and Teresa Suńol
The effect of a
few rules on a data-driven MT system – Vincent Vandeghinste, Peter
Dirix,and Ineke Schuurman
A modular architecture
for separating hypothesis formation from hypothesis evaluation in data-driven
machine translation – Michael Carl and Paul Schmidt
Selected papers
The inner works
of an automatic rule refiner for machine translation – Ariadna Font
Llitjós, William A. Ridmann
A phrase-based
hidden Markov model approach to machine translation – Jesús Andrés Ferrer, Alfons
Juan Ciscar
A memory-based
classification approach to marker-based EBMT – Antal van den Bosch, Nicolas
Stroppa,
Integrating
corpus-based and rule-based approaches in an open-source machine translation
system – Felipe Sánchez-Martínez, Juan Antonio Pérez-Ortiz, Mikel L.
Forcada
A cheap MT
evaluation method based on the notion of machine translationness – Joaquim
Moré, Salvador Climent
Invited talk
Latest developments in
(S)MT. MT Wars II: the empire (linguistics) strikes back – Harold Somers
[abstract]
Backup paper
Analysis of translational
correspondence in view of sub-sentential alignment – Lieve Macken