Challenge: a pinyin input method engine (IME) allows users to input Chinese into a computer by typing pinyan through the common keyboard.
Approach: They present a pinyin IME that integrates neural machine translation and IR to offer amusive and customizable association ability.
Outcome: The Moon IME integrates neural machine translation and IR to offer amusive association ability.

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