Dear Chintan,
I have no experience with MT applications using SRILM or any other LM
toolkit. I am forwarding your email to the srilm-user list in hopes that
someone there can help. However, I wouldn't expect anyone to have
the time to give you detailed guidance -- maybe some useful pointers.
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--Andreas
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Subject: can SRILM be used for machine translation?
Date: Sun, 06 Apr 2003 08:45:15 +0000
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Respected Sir,
Myself is Chintan and I am a final year undergraduate student and want to
know about SRI language modeling toolkit whether it can be used for machine
translation and how to manage corpus for that. We are not having any budget,
so if you can resource us then it would be great pleasure. The textbook of
Daniel Martin and Jurafsky , i do have. So sir, if you could guide us about
which chapters to take immediately, it shall be great favour.
Yours Thankfully,
Chintan.
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