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BIKE: Bilingual Keyphrase Experiments

Nadeau, David and Barrière, Caroline and George, Foster (2005) BIKE: Bilingual Keyphrase Experiments. [Conference Paper]

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Abstract

This paper presents a novel strategy for translating lists of keyphrases. Typical keyphrase lists appear in scientific articles, information retrieval systems and web page meta-data. Our system combines a statistical translation model trained on a bilingual corpus of scientific papers with sense-focused look-up in a large bilingual terminological resource. For the latter, we developed a novel technique that benefits from viewing the keyphrase list as contextual help for sense disambiguation. The optimal combination of modules was discovered by a genetic algorithm. Our work applies to the French / English language pair.

Item Type:Conference Paper
Keywords:statistical machine translation, lexical resources, keyphrase list.
Subjects:Computer Science > Language
ID Code:4603
Deposited By:Nadeau, David
Deposited On:12 Nov 2005
Last Modified:12 Sep 2007 18:01

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