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	Computers and Translation Paradigm Press         Options: Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Order Ascending Order     1-5 of 5 reviews Date Reviewed     Sentence disambiguation by asking Tomita M. Computers and Translation 1(1): 39-51, 1986.  Type: Article Existing machine translation (MT) programs often need help to resolve ambiguities in input texts, but how should they ask for this help? In particular, given a structurally ambiguous sentence such as “I saw the man in the par... Feb 1 1988   The intermediary language for multilanguage translation Zarechnak M. Computers and Translation 1(2): 83-91, 1986.  Type: Article The author discusses some basic notions involved in designing, developing, and implementing the intermediary language for use in a multilingual machine translation system. The objective of the research is timely and should be of intere... Dec 1 1987   The lexicon in the background Sedelow S., Walter A. J. Computers and Translation 1(2): 73-81, 1986.  Type: Article The authors summarize their study of semantic-associations networks as these relate to machine translation and to artificial intelligence. They review their published efforts (beginning in 1969), as well as research by their students a... Dec 1 1987   Functional considerations in the postediting of machine translated output Vasconcellos M. Computers and Translation 1(1): 21-38, 1986.  Type: Article The author describes a Machine Translation (MT) system, SPANAM, developed by the Pan American Health Organization, which requires postediting of the system’s output by a human. In production MT systems, postediting is a commo... Sep 1 1987   Linguistic and extra-linguistic knowledge Schubert K. Computers and Translation 1(3): 125-152, 1986.  Type: Article Machine Translation (MT) systems use one of three approaches: (1) the direct approach in which the Source Language (SL) is mapped directly into the Target Language (TL), (2) the transfer approach in which the SL is mapped into a higher... Sep 1 1987
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