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The StatMT Blog The StatMT Blog A blog for and about statistical machine translation. Saturday, September 13, 2014 Easy parallel corpora from Wikipedia We're off to a busy start of the semester, and between co-teaching a new (for me) class , proposals, project work, and students returning from internships, I haven't had much capacity for extracurricular writing. But, I wanted to post a link to some scripts I just pushed to Github  that will build a parallel corpus based by extracting the titles from the interlingual links on Wikipedia. I've found Wikipedia title pairs to be a surprisingly useful resource on a number of occasions (great coverage of interesting languages and scripts, good license for data use/distribution), and I imagine others will as well. Posted by Chris at 9:50 PM 1 comment: Monday, July 14, 2014 Understanding mkcls Clustering words based on contextual similarity is an effective way to learn lexical representations that improve performan...

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