Presentation 2010-02-06
The Translation Patterns from Japanese Adnominal Clause into English : based on Semantic Classification of the Adnominal and Information Ratio between the Matrix Clause and the Adnominal
Masashi SARAKI, Morihiko IWAGAKI,
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Abstract(in English) This paper proposes the solution for aporia in machine translation from Japanese adnominal clause to English, and provides the semantic classification of the adnominal and semantic categories: time, succession, causality, reason, situation, and contrariety. Provided that the adnominal can be paraphrased in the continuous clause(adverbial), the machine translation will be able to adopt subordinate conjunction or participial construction in English instead of relative clauses, based on the semantic classification of the adnominal clauses. The translated English sentence structure is according to the translation patterns based on information ratio between the matrix clause and the adnominal.
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Keyword(in English) adnominal clause / semantic categories / paraphrase from the adnominal to the adverbial / information ratio / patterns
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Title (in English) The Translation Patterns from Japanese Adnominal Clause into English : based on Semantic Classification of the Adnominal and Information Ratio between the Matrix Clause and the Adnominal
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Keyword(1) adnominal clause
Keyword(2) semantic categories
Keyword(3) paraphrase from the adnominal to the adverbial
Keyword(4) information ratio
Keyword(5) patterns
1st Author's Name Masashi SARAKI
1st Author's Affiliation Nihon University, College of Economic()
2nd Author's Name Morihiko IWAGAKI
2nd Author's Affiliation Independent
Date 2010-02-06
Paper # TL2009-41
Volume (vol) vol.109
Number (no) 413
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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