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Cascaded Re-ranking Modelling of Translation Hypotheses using Extreme Learning Machines
Vong, C. M.; Liu, Y.; Cao, J.W.; Yin, C.
2017-09-01
Source PublicationApplied Soft Computing (SCI-E)
ISSN 1568-4946
Pages681-689
AbstractIn statistical machine translation (SMT), re-ranking of huge amount of randomly generated translation hypotheses is one of the essential components in determining the quality of translation result. In this work, a novel re-ranking modelling framework called \textit{Cascaded Re-ranking modelling} (CRM) is proposed by cascading a classification model and a regression model. The proposed CRM effectively and efficiently selects the good but rare hypotheses in order to alleviate simultaneously the issues of translation quality and computational cost. CRM can be partnered with any classifier such as \textit{support vector machines} (SVM) and \textit{extreme learning machine} (ELM). Compared to other state-of-the-art methods, experimental results show that CRM partnered with ELM (CRM-ELM) can raise at most $11.6\%$ of translation quality over the popular benchmark Chinese-English corpus (IWSLT 2014) and French-English parallel corpus (WMT 2015) with extremely fast training time for huge corpus.
KeywordCascaded Re-ranking Modelling Extreme Learning Machine Statistical Machine Translation
Language英語English
The Source to ArticlePB_Publication
PUB ID28905
Document TypeJournal article
CollectionDEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
Corresponding AuthorVong, C. M.
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Vong, C. M.,Liu, Y.,Cao, J.W.,et al. Cascaded Re-ranking Modelling of Translation Hypotheses using Extreme Learning Machines[J]. Applied Soft Computing (SCI-E), 2017, 681-689.
APA Vong, C. M.., Liu, Y.., Cao, J.W.., & Yin, C. (2017). Cascaded Re-ranking Modelling of Translation Hypotheses using Extreme Learning Machines. Applied Soft Computing (SCI-E), 681-689.
MLA Vong, C. M.,et al."Cascaded Re-ranking Modelling of Translation Hypotheses using Extreme Learning Machines".Applied Soft Computing (SCI-E) (2017):681-689.
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