... based on the assumption that each character in one language, L 1, gives rise to a random number of characters in the other language, L2. We assume these random variables are independent and identically ... small that it was possible to correct the reznaining mistakes by hand. Fora larger dataset, such as the Canadian Hansards, it was not possible to check the results by hand. We used the same ... in the program. We now appeal to Bayes Theorem to estimate Prob (match l 8) as a constant times Prob(81match) Prob(match). The constant can be ignored since it will be the same for all...
... presented here are not restricted to CLIR and can be applied to other areas where parallel corpora are necessary, such as statistical machine translation. The trained translation matrix can also be ... method for creating a customized parallel corpus from other available parallel corpora by matching the domain of the test documents with that of individual parallel documents. We noticed that ... blind feedback 2. Translating the query by taking the dot product between the query vector (with weights from step 1) and a translation matrix obtained by calculating translation probabilities...
... Lexical Information. In Proceedings of 31st Annual Meeting of the Association for Compu-tational Linguistics. Church, K. W. 1993. Char_align: AProgramfor Aligning ParallelTextsattheCharacter ... more parallel data. This ap-proach is based on our observation that parallel pages share similar structures holding parallel content, and parallel hyperlinks refer to new par-allel pages. ... Pietra, and R. L. Mercer. 1993. The Mathematics of Statistical Ma-chine Translation: Parameter Estimation. Computa-tional Linguistics, V19(2). Callison-Burch, C. and C. Bannard. 2005. Paraphras-ing...
... give an account of a computer pro- gram forthe translation of natural languages. Theprogram has the following features: (1) it is adaptable to the translation of any two natural languages, ... essentially equivalent to representation by a state, or a partial state, of an automaton. If we restrict our thinking to reasonably realistic automata, we may sup- pose that an automaton has only ... information-retaining cells. The information retained by any particular group of cells at any one time may be called the state of this part of the automaton. The state of the entire automa- ton...
... Curricula and Textbooks Materials are also another important factor. In learner-centred education, materials should be authentic, content-based, relevant and appropriate to learners' level and ... qualitative and quantitative research procedures. The qualitative part involves the examination of documents relating to the issue of Globalization and its effects on the language policy at ... the negotiator and integrator. The teacher’s role is the facilitator of the communication process. Materials promote communicative language use; they are task-based and authentic (Nunan, 1989:194)....
... Examination couch/table/bed 16 Antenatal care protocols and teaching materials a) National Reproductive Health Policy and Standards b) Standard Guidelines/protocol for Focused Antenatal Care ... key RH indicators that form the basis for assessing sector-wide performance and ensuring accountability atthe district level. For that reason the dialogue atthe sector level is about both ... allocate resources between sectors to achieve the national development goals and international targets that Ghana has signed on to, rather than allocation within a particular sector. The...
... draft legislation. 2.23 State or state? Use initial capitals for Member States of the European Union. Use lower case in most other instances: state-owned, state aid, reasons of state, nation ... below the rank of species are also italicised, but the rank itself is indicated by an unitalicised abbreviation: Acanthocalycium klimpelianum var. macranthum. The recommended abbreviations are ... Guide 2 May 2013 29/88 MATHEMATICAL SYMBOLS 5.12 Foreign-language conventions. Remember that languages may have different conventions as regards their use of mathematical symbols, especially those...
... www.hsrcpress.ac.za14National categorisation The National Qualifications Framework (NQF) provides the legislative basis for assessing the various occupational skills levels and competencies in South Africa (RSA ... download from www.hsrcpress.ac.zaviiiAPPETD Association of Private Providers of Education, Training and DevelopmentAsgiSA Accelerated and Shared Growth Initiative for South AfricaATM automated ... Information Technology Industry Strategy SAQA South African Qualifications AuthoritySETA Sector Education and Training AuthoritySOC Standard Occupational Classification UMALUSI Council for the...
... phenylisopropyladenosine,0.5 UÆmL)1adenosine deaminase with 2 mm glucose, at 37 °C on a shaking water bath for immediate analysis. For analysis after 20 to 24 h incubation, cells were incubated at 37 ... signalling pathway. This may also be medi-ated by IRS; insulin activation of the G-protein Rasleads to phosphorylation and activation of mitogen-activated protein (MAP) kinases – extracellularsignal-related ... text. HarlanSprague–Dawley rats (160–200 g) were from B & K Univer-sal (Sollentuna, Sweden). The animals were treated accord-ing to Swedish Animal Care regulations.9Isolation and incubation...
... selection was undertaken by means of a random sampling matrix (Cohen, Manion & Morrison 2001), based on categorisations of private education provision in sub-Saharan Africa (Atchoarena & ... international profile as an African IT manufacturing and export hub for both European and Asian markets (BMI 2005) is an advantage. South Africa has the potential to serve as a conduit for ICT’s ... higher education and training (HET) at levels 5–8 (skills and competencies at diploma/occupational certificate to doctoral level) ; further education and training (FET) at levels 2–4 (skills and competencies...
... report accu- racy rates and standard errors resulting from cross- validation. 5 It is clear that performance depends on the features that the classifier has available. The BASELINE accuracy rate ... suggest that there is some redundancy between these feature sets (at least with respect to the task). Fourth, the fact that the best estimated accuracy was achieved using all of the features ... set for training and the remain- ing examples for testing. An estimated error rate is obtained by averaging the error rate on the testing portion of the data from each of the 25 runs. 312 alone...
... Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, American Indian/Alaska Native women, and women of two or more races.Data: SC-EST2007-alldata6: Annual State Population Estimates by Demographic ... Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander, and American Indian and Alaska Native women, and comparable to the rate for Black women. CANCER MORTALITYWhile there has been great ... shares of African American (45%) and American Indian and Alaska Native (32.9%) women lived in a female-headed household, whereas fewer Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander...
... By asking questions the health care worker can tailor the health education messages to the needs of the particular patient. Health care workers can build on accurate information that the patient ... on pages 3-12 of this training material. The box below shows the information that you already know about the patient. Information forthe Health Worker – Role Play Exercise A The patient’s ... establish the foundation fora good relationship with the patient based on mutual trust and understanding; • confirm what the patient’s address will be after discharge and gather information on...