Proceedings of Machine Translation Summit II
- Anthology ID:
- 1989.mtsummit-1
- Month:
- August 16-18
- Year:
- 1989
- Address:
- München, Germany
- Venue:
- MTSummit
- SIG:
- Publisher:
- URL:
- https://aclanthology.org/1989.mtsummit-1
- DOI:
Proceedings of Machine Translation Summit II
Two years after the MT Summit
Makoto Nagao
The METAL System
Thomas Schneider
The SYSTRAN renaissance
Denis A. Gachot
The LOGOS system
Bernard E. Scott
Panel 1: Practical Experience in the Application of MT-Systems
Reiner Arntz
Panel 1: Practical Experience in the Application of MT-Systems
Gerhard Freibott
Panel 1: Practical Experience in the Application of MT-Systems
Loll Rolling
The place of MT in an in-house translation service
Muriel Vasconcellos
Panel 1: Practical Experience in the Application of MT-Systems
G. Engel
Panel 1: Practical Experience in the Application of MT-Systems
Shigeru Sato
Language control for effective utilization of HICATS/JE
Hiroyuki Kaji
The TAURAS design philosophy
D. Amano
The Rosetta project
Jan Landsbergen
Outline of the JICST machine translation system
Tatsuo Ashizaki
JFY-IV machine translation system
Zho Liu
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Aiping Fu
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Wei Li
Japanese view of the future of machine translation
Makoto Nagao
Panel 2: Government Views of MT
Haji Khalid M. Hussain
Panel 2: Government views of MT
A. Kubota
Machine translation in Saudi Arabia
Mahmoud Esma’il Sieny
Computational Linguistics and MT in Italy
Antonio Zampolli
Statements by Mr. C. N. Jansen van Rosendaal
C. N. Jansen van Rosendaal
Needs, research and perspectives in Szwitzerland
Giovanni Coray
Promotion of MT in the public domain by the Federal Republic of Germany
Hans Billing
Research and development of cooperation project on a machine translation system for Japanese and its neighboring countries
Hozumi Tanaka
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Shun Ishizaki
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Akira Uehara
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Hiroshi Uchida
KBMT-89 - A knowledge-based MT project at Carnegie Mellon University
Sergei Nirenburg
New Directions in MT Systems
Christian Rohrer
Motivations, aims and architecture of the LIDIA project
C. Boitet
New directions in MT systems: a change in paradigm
Margaret King
Research on automatic telephone interpretation
Akira Kurematsu