Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Moses is a free software, statistical machine translation engine that allows automatically training translation models[clarify] for any language pair given a collection of source and target text pairs (parallel corpus). It is released under the LGPL licence and available both as source code and binaries for Windows and Linux. Its development is primarily supported by the EuroMatrix project, with funding by the European Commission.Among its features are: A beam search algorithm quickly finds the highest probability translation within a number of choices Phrase-based, statistical machine translation of short text chunks Handles words with factored representation (e.g., surface forms, lemma, part-of-speech, morphology, word classes) Decodes confusion networks[clarify] to accommodate integration with ambiguous upstream tools, such as automatic speech recognizers Factored translation models to enable the integration of linguistic and other information at various stages of the translation process Support for large language models such as IRSTLM (an exact LM using memory-mapping) and RandLM (a randomised LM, based on Bloom Filters). }
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- Moses_(machine_translation) abstract "Moses is a free software, statistical machine translation engine that allows automatically training translation models[clarify] for any language pair given a collection of source and target text pairs (parallel corpus). It is released under the LGPL licence and available both as source code and binaries for Windows and Linux. Its development is primarily supported by the EuroMatrix project, with funding by the European Commission.Among its features are: A beam search algorithm quickly finds the highest probability translation within a number of choices Phrase-based, statistical machine translation of short text chunks Handles words with factored representation (e.g., surface forms, lemma, part-of-speech, morphology, word classes) Decodes confusion networks[clarify] to accommodate integration with ambiguous upstream tools, such as automatic speech recognizers Factored translation models to enable the integration of linguistic and other information at various stages of the translation process Support for large language models such as IRSTLM (an exact LM using memory-mapping) and RandLM (a randomised LM, based on Bloom Filters)".