Combining Translation Memory with Neural Machine Translation (D19-52)

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Challenge: Existing systems that combine translation memory and statistical machine translation (MT) models are able to translate less familiar phrases and sentences without sacrificing quality.
Approach: They propose to combine translation memory and Neural Machine Translation (NMT) models to select final translation outputs when similarity score of a test source sentence exceeds the predefined threshold.
Outcome: The proposed system significantly improves translation performance on the Timely Disclosure corpus, as compared to a standalone NMT system.

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