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Browsing Faculty of Computer Science by Author "Sumita, Eiichiro"

Browsing Faculty of Computer Science by Author "Sumita, Eiichiro"

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  • English-to-Myanmar Statistical Machine Translation Using a Language Model on Part-of-Speech in Decoding 
    Aye, Hnin Thu Zar; Ding, Chenchen; Pa, Win Pa; Nwet, Khin Thandar; Utiyama, Masao; Sumita, Eiichiro (Fifteenth International Conference on Computer Applications(ICCA 2017), 2017-02-16)
    In this study, we investigate English-to-Myanmar statistical machine translation (SMT) by using part-of-speech (POS) as linguistic inform-ation which is valuable for statistical machine translation systems to extract ...
  • String to Tree and Tree to String Statistical Machine Translation for Myanmar Language 
    Thu, Ye Kyaw; Pa, Win Pa; Finch, Andrew; Sumita, Eiichiro; Htike, Khin War War (Fourteenth International Conference On Computer Applications (ICCA 2016), 2016-02-25)
    This paper contributes the first published evaluation of the quality of string-to-tree (S2T) and tree-to-string (T2S) statistical machine translation methods between Myanmar and Chinese, English, French, German in ...
  • Syllable Pronunciation Features for Myanmar Grapheme to Phoneme Conversion 
    Thu, Ye Kyaw; Pa, Win Pa; Finch, Andrew; Hlaing, Aye Mya; Naing, Hay Mar Soe; Sumita, Eiichiro; Hori, Chiori (Thirteenth International Conferences on Computer Applications(ICCA 2015), 2015-02-05)
    Grapheme-to-Phoneme (G2P) conversion is a necessary step for speech synthesis and speech recognition. This paper addresses the problem of grapheme to phoneme conversion for the Myanmar language. In our method, we propose ...
  • Towards Burmese (Myanmar) Morphological Analysis: Syllable-based Tokenization and Part-of-speech Tagging 
    Ding, Chen Chen; Aye, Hnin Thu Zar; Pa, Win Pa; Nwet, Khin Thandar; Soe, Khin Mar; Utiyama, Masao; Sumita, Eiichiro (ACM Transactions on Asian and Low-Resource Language Information Processing (TALLIP) Journal, 2019-06)
    This article presents a comprehensive study on two primary tasks in Burmese (Myanmar) morphological analysis: tokenization and part-of-speech (POS) tagging. Twenty thousand Burmese sentences of newswire are annotated ...

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