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Designing an Improved Discriminative Word Aligner
2011
International Journal of Computational Linguistics and Applications
The quality of statistical machine translation systems depends on the quality of the word alignments, computed during the translation model training phase. IBM generative alignment models, despite their poor quality compared to a gold standard, perform well in practice. In this paper, we propose an improved word aligner based on a maximum entropy alignment combination model, which employ better feature engineering, 1 regularization, and an enhanced search space to improve the quality of both
dblp:journals/ijcla/TomehALY11
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