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AUTHOR Lehmann, W. P.; Stachowitz, R. A.
TITLE Development of German-English Machine Translation
System.
INSTITUTION Texas Univ., Austin. Linguistics Research Center.
SPONS AGENCY Rome Air Development Center, Griffiss AFB, N.Y.
REPORT NO RADC-TR-72-74
PUB DATE Apr 72
NOTE 103p.
EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$6.58
DESCRIPTORS Classification; *Computational Linguistics; *English;
Form Classes (Lamgmages); *German; Language;
*Linguistic Theory; *Machine Translation; Semantics;
Structural Linguistics; Syntax; Systems Development;
Translation; Verbs
ABSTRACT
This report deals with advances in linguistic
analysis and programing. The theoretical theses for this work were
presented in the first annual report. This second report concentrates
on progress in the descriptive analysis of German and English, and on
computer programs which have been developed during the year.
Linguistic work during the period was directed at expanding the
dictionaries for both German and English. The number of lexical items
coded was increased, as were the features associated with each item.
The coding involved complex problems of linguistic description, such
as treatment of adverbs and extended forms of verbs. Since adverbs
had not been adequately classified in any existing grammars of German
or English, a new classificatory schema is being developed. The
extended forms of German verbs have been treated in a recent 7.1
monograph, which has served as the basis for the lexical analysis of
these constructions within the German-English MT System. These
extended forms are particularly difficult in having a small group of
verbs used primarily to depict the verbal component and nouns
combined with them to carry the semantic portion of the expression.
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DEVELOPMENT OF.GERMAN-ENGLISH
MACHINE TRANSLATION SYSTEM
W. P. Lehmann
R. A. Stachowitz
The University of Texas at Austin
Approved for public release;
distribution unlimited.
FOREWORD
This technical report was prepared by University of Texas at Austin,
Linguistics Research Center, Austin TX, under Contract F30602-70-C-0118,
Job Order 45940000. The work period covered is 1 February 1971 through
31 January 1972. Mt. Charles S. Bond, Jr. (IRDT) was the RADC project
engineer.
This technical report has been reviewed by the Office of Information
(0I) and is releasable to the National Technical Information Service (NTIS).
This technical report has been reviewed and is approved.
Approved: CHARLES S. BOND Jr., USAF
.Technical Evaluator
Approved:
eOVI M B. MOORE Branch
Chief, Intel Data Handling
Intel and Recon Division
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