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Bilingual Knowledge Acquisition from Korean-English Parallel Corpus Using Alignment

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This paper snggests a method to align Korean-English parallel corpus. '1?he structural dissimilarity between Korean and Indo-European languages requires more flexible measure...

Jung H. Shin, Young S. Han, Key-Sun Choi

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