2011
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-19437-5_1
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Ontology Based Interlingua Translation

Abstract: Abstract. In this paper we describe an interlingua translation system from Italian to Italian Sign Language. The main components of this systems are a broad coverage dependency parser, an ontology based semantic interpreter and a grammarbased generator: we provide the description of the main features of these components.

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“…Year MT approach SW method SW resource Evaluation C. Vertan [115] 2004 EBMT Annotation Ontologies None N. Elita and A. Birladeanu [117] 2005 EBMT SPARQL Ontologies None W. Hahn and C. Vertan [116] 2005 EBMT SPARQL + Annotation Ontologies None C. Shi and H. Wang [118] 2005 None Reasoner Ontologies None N. Elita and M. Gavrila [119] 2006 EBMT SPARQL Ontologies Human E. Seo et al [120] 2009 None Reasoner Ontologies None P. Knoth et al [121] 2010 RBMT or SMT Annotation Ontologies Human A. M. Almasoud and H. S. Al-Khalifa [123] 2011 TBMT + EBMT SPARQL Ontologies Human L. Lesmo et al [122] 2011 Interlingua Annotation Ontologies Human B. Harriehausen-Mühlbauer and T. Heuss [15,124] 2012 Direct SPARQL + Reasoner Ontologies Human K. Nebhi et al [125] 2013 TBMT Annotation LOD None J. P. McCrae and P. Cimiano [126] 2013 SMT Annotation LOD Human D. Moussallem and R. Choren [127] 2015 SMT SPARQL Ontologies Human O. Lozynska and M. Davydov [128] 2015 RBMT Annotation Ontologies Human K.Simov et al [129] 2016 RBMT + SMT SPARQL LOD Automatic T.S. Santosh Kumar.…”
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“…Year MT approach SW method SW resource Evaluation C. Vertan [115] 2004 EBMT Annotation Ontologies None N. Elita and A. Birladeanu [117] 2005 EBMT SPARQL Ontologies None W. Hahn and C. Vertan [116] 2005 EBMT SPARQL + Annotation Ontologies None C. Shi and H. Wang [118] 2005 None Reasoner Ontologies None N. Elita and M. Gavrila [119] 2006 EBMT SPARQL Ontologies Human E. Seo et al [120] 2009 None Reasoner Ontologies None P. Knoth et al [121] 2010 RBMT or SMT Annotation Ontologies Human A. M. Almasoud and H. S. Al-Khalifa [123] 2011 TBMT + EBMT SPARQL Ontologies Human L. Lesmo et al [122] 2011 Interlingua Annotation Ontologies Human B. Harriehausen-Mühlbauer and T. Heuss [15,124] 2012 Direct SPARQL + Reasoner Ontologies Human K. Nebhi et al [125] 2013 TBMT Annotation LOD None J. P. McCrae and P. Cimiano [126] 2013 SMT Annotation LOD Human D. Moussallem and R. Choren [127] 2015 SMT SPARQL Ontologies Human O. Lozynska and M. Davydov [128] 2015 RBMT Annotation Ontologies Human K.Simov et al [129] 2016 RBMT + SMT SPARQL LOD Automatic T.S. Santosh Kumar.…”
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“…• Lesmo et al [122] presented an approach for translating from the Italian language to Italian Sign Language. The authors translated the content using the interlingual approach with SWT.…”
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“…However, Music Ontology description was only in English language as the most of ontologies [26]. With that needed to add information in Portuguese language to be possible to use it in method.…”
Section: Semantic Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%