Abstract METIS-II was an EU-FET MT project running from October 2004 to September 2007,
which aimed at translating free text input without resorting to parallel corpora. The idea was …

This article describes a hybrid approach to machine translation (MT) that is inspired by the
rule-based, statistical, example-based, and other hybrid machine translation approaches …

In this article the principles of the METIS Machine Translation system are presented. METIS
employs an extensive tagged and lemmatised corpus of texts in the target language …

It may come as a surprise to many people to know that Spain in general and Catalonia in
particular are probably the places in the world where machine translation systems are most …

For more than two decades the European Commission has been developing and adapting a
multilingual machine translation (MT) system for internal purposes. In its current state, the …

It is fitting that we should open this session on commercial machine translation systems with
a presentation on Systran, a pioneer among MT systems, whose users and developers are …

It is hardly an overstatement to say that machine translation (MT) has recently recaptured its
place as the single most important application of computational linguistics and natural …

This paper presents a machine translation architecture which hybridizes Matxin, a rulebased
system, with regular phrase-based Statistical Machine Translation. In short, the hybrid …

Abstract By the time Machine Translation Summit X is held in September 2005, our group
will have released an open-source machine translation toolbox as part of a large …

Two of the most popular Machine Translation (MT) paradigms are rule based (RBMT) and
corpus based, which include the statistical systems (SMT). When scarce parallel corpus is …