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===Deliverable 2=== |
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* An XML format for the rules, based on the current format, taking into account transfer operations |
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==Questions== |
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Revision as of 17:06, 2 October 2013
Deliverables
Deliverable 1
- Program which takes output of lt-proc -b (biltrans) and applies a grammar, doing only reordering, no tag changes
- The input would be ^sl/tl$ and the output would be ^tl$
- The grammar can be specified using a simple text-based CFG grammar formalism, converted into bison and compiled.
- Input
^Hau<prn><dem><sg>/This<prn><dem><sg>$ ^irabazle<n>/winner<n><ND>$ ^bat<num><sg>/a<det><ind><sg>$ ^en<post>/of<pr>$ ^historia<n>/story<n><ND>$ ^a<det><art><sg>/the<det><def><sg>$ ^izan<vbsint><pri><NR_HU>/be<vbser><pri><NR_HU>$ ^.<sent>/.<sent>$
- Output
^This<prn><dem><sg>$ ^be<vbser><pri><NR_HU>$ ^the<det><def><sg>$ ^story<n><ND>$ ^of<pr>$ ^a<det><ind><sg>$ ^winner<n><ND>$ ^.<sent>$
- Grammar
S -> SN SV sent { $1 $2 $3 } SV -> SN v { $2 $1 } SN -> N3 art { $2 $1 } | N3 { $1 } N3 -> SNGen N2 { $2 $1 } | N2 { $1 } N2 -> nom { $1 } | prn { $1 } SNGen -> SN genpost { $1 } sent -> "sent" { $1 } v -> "vbser.*" { $1 } | "vblex.*" { $1 } art -> "det.art.*" { $1 } | "num.sg" { $1 } nom -> "n" { $1 } prn -> "prn.*" { $1 }
Deliverable 2
- An XML format for the rules, based on the current format, taking into account transfer operations
Questions
- What to do with a parse-fail.
- Ambiguous grammars -> can be automatically disambiguated ?
- Learn shift/reduce using target-language information ?
- Converting right-recursive to left-recursive grammars.
Algorithms
References
- Prószéky & Tihanyi (2002) "MetaMorpho: A Pattern-Based Machine Translation System"
- White (1985) "Characteristics of the METAL machine translation system at Production Stage" (§6)
- Slocum (1982) "The LRC Machine translation system: An application of State-of-the-Art ..." (p.18)