Method for extracting translations from translated texts using punctuation-based sub-sentential alignment
AssigneeIndustrial Technology Research Institute
InventorJason Chang
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InventorJason Chang
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A method for text alignment of a first document and a second document that is a translation version of the first document. The method first divides paragraphs of the first and second documents into sub-sentential segments according to the punctuations in the language of the first and second documents. Each of sub-sentential segments corresponds to a plurality of words. After the sub-sentential segmenting process, pairs of alignment units are summarized from the first and second documents. The alignment units in the first and second documents are then aligned and scored mainly based on the probability of corresponding punctuations. To increase the alignment accuracy, the pairs of alignment units can also be aligned and scored based on at least one of length corresponding probability, match type probability, and lexical information. The method allows for fast, reliable, and robust alignment of document and translated document in two disparate languages.
A method of text alignment of a first document and a second document that is a translation version of the first document, comprising:
A process of text alignment of a first document and a second document that is a translation version of the first document, comprising:
A process of text alignment of a first document and a second document that is a translation version of the first document, each of the first document and second document including at least one sentence and one paragraph, comprising:
A system for text alignment of a first document and a second document that is a translation version of the first document, comprising:
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