Challenge: Experimental results on a newly-annotated version of the NAIST Simultaneous Translation Corpus indicate the promise of our proposed method.
Approach: They propose a task of predicting which terminology simultaneous interpreters will leave untranslated using supervised sequence taggers.
Outcome: The proposed method predicts which terminology interpreters leave untranslated . it is based on an annotated version of the NAIST Simultaneous Translation Corpus .

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