论文信息 - A Statistical Approach to Sense Disambiguation in Machine Translation

A Statistical Approach to Sense Disambiguation in Machine Translation

We describe a statistical technique for assigning senses to words. An instance of a word is assigned a sense by asking a question about the context in which the word appears. The question is constructed to have high mutual information with the word's translations.

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