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An Investigation on the Effectiveness of Features for Translation Quality Estimation
2013
Machine Translation Summit
We describe a systematic analysis on the effectiveness of features commonly exploited for the problem of predicting machine translation quality. Using a feature selection technique based on Gaussian Processes, we identify small subsets of features that perform well across many datasets for different language pairs, text domains, machine translation systems and quality labels. In addition, we show the potential of the reduced feature sets resulting from our feature selection technique to lead to
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