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Phrase-Based Backoff Models for Machine Translation of Highly Inflected Languages

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We propose a backoff model for phrasebased machine translation that translates unseen word forms in foreign-language text by hierarchical morphological abstractions at the word an...

Mei Yang, Katrin Kirchhoff

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