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Proceedings of Machine Translation Summit V, MTSummit 1995, Luxembourg, July 10-13, 1995. 1995. [doi]

Conference: mtsummit1995

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Language Engineering and the CommissionRoberto Cencioni. [doi]

Machine Translation for the office automationKey-Sun Choi. [doi]

TransCheck: The automatic validation of human translationsElliott Macklovitch. [doi]

The prerequisites of MT for an industrial user: a corpus-based approachSylvie Regnier-Prost. [doi]

Realities of development in market-oriented MTWinfield Scott Bennett. [doi]

Towards a language information centre for MalayYusoff Zaharin. [doi]

Two MT systems and still hungry..Daniel Grasmick. [doi]

Problems with the second generation architecture and new trends in MTHarold L. Somers. [doi]

Cross language service technology of digital text informationKazunori Muraki. [doi]

The EDR Electronic Dictionary as information infrastructureYuichi Tanaka. [doi]

The World on your shoulders: The development of ATLASEric M. Visser, Masaru Fuji, Makoto Shiotsu. [doi]

An Introduction to MTMaghi King. [doi]

An empirical study of MT: we knew nothingJunichi Tsujii. [doi]

A bidirectional Russian-English MT system (ETAP-3)Igor Boguslavsky. [doi]

Reflections on the history and present state of MTJohn Hutchins. [doi]

Multilingual information processingGregor Thurmair. [doi]

JEIDA's test - sets for quality evaluation of MT systemsHitoshi Isahara. [doi]

The use of MT in the CommissionDorothy Senez. [doi]

Factors for success and failure in MTChristian Boitet. [doi]

Translation technology - A survey of latest product developmentsAdriane Rinsche. [doi]

EURAMIS: Integrated multilingual services for a large multilingual communityJean-Marie Leick. [doi]

What have we to do for the future of MT systems?Makoto Nagao. [doi]

To do the right thing for the wrong reason, the EUROTRA experienceBrian Oakley. [doi]

Approaches to black box MT evaluationJohn S. White. [doi]

Pre- and Post-editing MT text for better communication and documentationSusumu Donomae. [doi]

The METAL system: Status 1995Thomas Schneider. [doi]

Verbmobil: Towards a DRT-based translation of spontaneous negotiation dialoguesWolfgang Wahlster. [doi]

MT and its UsersColin Brace. [doi]

MT in the online environment: challenges and opportunitiesMary Flanagan. [doi]

Integration of MT into the business processDoris Marty-Albisser. [doi]

Machine Translation at NAIC - A perspectiveDale A. Bostad. [doi]

Eurotra, history and resultsBente Maegaard. [doi]

Machine Translation in the Czech Republic: history, methods, systemsJan Hajic. [doi]

Terminology and standardization for MTChristian Galinski. [doi]

Issues in multimodal telecommunicationsTsuyoshi Morimoto. [doi]

Machine Translation for home and business usersHubert Lehmann. [doi]

Translation and interpretation of spontaneous speechAlex Waibel. [doi]

Offering MT as a service from a profit center point of viewBernhard Masion. [doi]

Adaptation of JICST's MT system for workstation and PC'sTatsuo Ashizaki. [doi]

MT users and usage: Europe and the AmericasColin Brace, Muriel Vasconcellos, L. Chris Miller. [doi]

Machine translation as a practical tool in information processingHarald Zimmerman. [doi]

Building resources for MT: What the user hasn't got we have to provideGuðrún Magnúsdóttir. [doi]

Spoken dialogue translation technologies and speech translationHitoshi Iida. [doi]

MT: the economical part of multilingual information processingStephan Bodenkamp. [doi]

A way of using a small MT system in industryYoji Fukumochi. [doi]

Offering large-system MT as a bureau servicePeter Wheeler. [doi]

Using MT in practice: helpful hints and adviceMuriel Vaconcello, Karin Spalink. [doi]

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