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Craig F. Noronha,Mamta K. Singh,William G. Weppnerproaches rely on syntactic structures that are automatically extracted by means of parsers, and as such, they are sensitive to parse errors. We analyze the effect of these parse errors, and obtain upper bounds in translation performance that can be achieved with these syntax-based pre-reordering met

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Chad Henson Martins,Elizabeth Bowles,M. Danielle Kingmachine translation systems, showing what is currently working well, and what isn’t. We also look at trade-offs in using linguistic knowledge (“rules”) in pre- or post-processing by language pair, with a particular eye on the return on investment as training data increases in size.

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William G. Weppner,Reena Gupta,Robert J. Fortunaore specifically, the translation performance of the proposed methodology is evaluated against that of existing MT systems. The chapter summarises implementation decisions, using the Greek-to-English language pair as a test case. In addition, the detailed comparison of PRESEMT to other established M

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Lee B. Lu,Scott V. Joy,Jeannine Z. Engely exist? Are there any existing intelligent techniques which are more suitable for certain type of problems than others? How do we select those methods and can we be sure that the method of choice is the best for solving our problem? Do we need a combination of methods and if so then how to best com

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Craig F. Noronha,Mark E. Pasanen (in the sense of suboptimal and ad-hoc) algorithms able to give answers in acceptable time frames. High dim- sionality demands linear and non-linear dimensionality reduction and feature extr- tion algorithms, while the imprecision and vagueness call for fuzzy reasoning and linguistic variable forma

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Emily Fondahn,Daniel S. Kime is used in order to strengthen the class membership of the tested phoneme. Hence, we introduce a reformulation of the standard SVM that incorporates the degree of belief. Experimental performance on TIMIT database shows the effectiveness of the proposed method B-SVM on a phoneme recognition proble

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Craig F. Noronha,Jillian Catalanotti,Mia Marcusconventional intentions. After describing our framework, we briefly summarize simple demonstrations of our approach, suggesting that dynamical intention-guided intelligence can potentially extend benefits of reactivity without compromising advantages of deliberation in a hybrid agent.

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can be firstly trained offline on the problem and then used online in an IoT-based fully automated e-health system. In this latter, sensors gather, in real time, ECG signals from a sleeping subject, send them to a device where data is processed, HRV values are computed, sleep phase identification ta