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A parameterized approach to processing auxiliary verbs in japanese-uighur machine translation.
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| Author | Katsuhiko, Muhtar Mahsuty Toyamaz, Katsuhiko Inagakiy, Yasuyoshi |
| Abstract | Japanese and Uighur languages are sorts of agglutinative language, in which new words are formed by attaching suffixes to a stem(or a root word). Especially, bound forms, such as verbal suffixes and nominal suffixes (in Japanese, fuzokugo) are very developed and play important roles in the structure of a sentence. So, the fuzokugo structure is considered to be an important clue that deserves attention in Machine Translation between Japanese and Uighur languages. In this paper we propose an efficient method to process verbal suffixes in Machine Translation between the two languages. Furthermore, we discuss how to deal with the verbal suffixes that are peculiar to Uighur language, for example, the personal verbal suffixes. 1 |
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| Subject Keyword | Processing Auxiliary Verb Parameterized Approach Japanese-uighur Machine Translation Verbal Suffix Uighur Language Machine Translation Important Role New Word Fuzokugo Structure Root Word Efficient Method Personal Verbal Suffix Nominal Suffix Agglutinative Language Important Clue |
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