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1. unexpected reordering with xml-input exclusive (Vito Mandorino)
2. PostDoc in Machine Translation, Language Technologies and
Machine Learning (Jon D.)
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Message: 1
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 2016 15:38:56 +0100
From: Vito Mandorino <vito.mandorino@linguacustodia.com>
Subject: [Moses-support] unexpected reordering with xml-input
exclusive
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Dear all,
running the decoder with the following command and the '-xml-input
exclusive' option yielded an unexpected behavior:
echo '<np translation="and, on the monday , the tallboy on its back by the
bed , and the dressing table on its face by the door">and, on the monday ,
the tallboy on its back by the bed , and the dressing table on its face by
the door</np>' | /mosesdecoder/bin/moses -f moses.ini -xml-input exclusive
> translation
The output in the file 'translation' reads:
on monday the and, , the tallboy on its back by the bed , and the table on
its dressing face by the door
instead of the expected:
and, on the monday , the tallboy on its back by the bed , and the dressing
table on its face by the door
The translation has been reordered with respect to the content of the xml
markup. Is this kind of reordering allowed by the '-xml-input exclusive'
option? This seems to happen especially for fairly long sentences.
Best regards,
Vito Mandorino
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Date: Tue, 26 Jan 2016 16:03:42 +0100
From: "Jon D." <jon@dehdari.org>
Subject: [Moses-support] PostDoc in Machine Translation, Language
Technologies and Machine Learning
To: moses-support <moses-support@mit.edu>
Cc: Josef van Genabith <josef.van_genabith@dfki.de>
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[Apologies for multiple postings]
Postdoctoral Researcher in Machine Translation, Language Technologies and
Machine Learning
The University of Saarland (Germany) is looking for a
? Post-Doctoral Researcher in Data-Driven Machine Translation.
Key responsibilities: research and development of novel technologies
concentrating on
? machine translation for cross language information retrieval (CLIR)
? statistical and neural models of machine translation
? integration of data and machine learning driven approaches with
existing knowledge resources
? research publication in top-tier conferences and journals
? identification of funding opportunities and engagement in proposal
writing
? contribution to teaching and supervision
? administrative work associated with the programme of research
Requirements:
? PhD in computer science, natural language processing or
computational linguistics
? Strong background in data-driven and statistical machine
translation
? Strong background in machine learning, neural nets and deep
learning
? Excellent problem solving skills
? Independent and creative thinking
? Excellent programming skills
? Excellent communication skills
? Excellent command of written and oral English (German, French,
Spanish are an additional advantage)
The post will be for 3 years. Salary range TV-L 13: 3.438-4.962 euro p.m.
(gross) depending on experience.
The research is funded by the Leibnitz Foundation, grant no. SAW-2016
-ZPID-2. The successful applicant will report to Prof. Josef van Genabith
(Chair of Translation-Oriented Language Technologies, University of
Saarland; Scientific Director for Multilingual Technologies and joined Head
of the Language Technology Lab, DFKI) and Prof. Stephan Busemann (Deputy
Director Language Technology Lab, DFKI).
Working environment:
The post will be located at the University of the Saarland. Successful
applicants will join the Translation-Oriented Language Technology Lab (TLT,
University of Saarland) and become an associated member of the Multilingual
Technology Lab (MLT) at DFKI (the German Research Center for Artificial
Intelligence).
Both labs are led by Prof. Josef van Genabith and offer the opportunity of
working in international teams that combine excellent research with
innovative applications. The TLT Lab at the University of Saarland partners
in EU projects (EXPERT Marie Curie ITN http://expert-itn.eu ) and
large-scale basic research activities (IDEAL Information Density and
Linguistic Encoding, SFB 1102, http://www.sfb1102.uni-saarland.de ) funded
by the German Science Foundation DFG. DFKI is one of the leading
AI-research institutes worldwide, with several sites in Germany. The MLT
lab partners in European and industry funded research projects in all areas
of Language Technologies (including multilingual text analytics and search,
the multi-lingual web, machine translation, human-robot communication,
speech). MLT leads the H2020 European Research project QT21 (
http://www.qt21.eu ) and the CEF funded ELRC project (http://elrc.tilde.com
). The MLT Lab belongs to the DFKI site on the campus of the Saarland
University. Saarland University has exceptionally strong Computer Science
and Computational Linguistics departments, two Max Plank Institutes in
Computer Science, an Excellence Cluster in Multimodal Computing and
Interaction (https://www.mmci.uni-saarland.de ). and several International
Doctoral and Master Programmes in Computer Science and Computational
Linguistics.
Geographical environment:
Saarbr?cken (http://www.saarbruecken.de/en ) is the capital of Saarland
with approximately 190,000 inhabitants, a pleasant size. It is located
right in the heart of Europe and is the cultural center of the border
region of Germany, France and Luxembourg. Some of the closest larger cities
are Trier, Nancy, Kaiserslautern, Mannheim and Karlsruhe and Frankfurt.
Paris can be reached by train within just under 2 hours. Living costs in
and around Saarbr?cken are moderate in comparison with other large cities
in Germany and elsewhere in Europe.
Starting date and duration:
Preferred starting date is July 1st, 2016. The position is available for a
fixed term until June 30th, 2019, with opportunities for extension
depending on performance and future funding.
Application:
Applications should include a short cover letter, a CV, list of
publications, a brief summary of research interests, and contact
information for three references.
Please send your electronic application (preferably in PDF format) and
inquiries to Peggy Daut:
p.daut@mx.uni-saarland.de
referring to the number of the job opening (see above). Deadline for
applications is February 31st, 2016. The position remains open until
filled. For informal inquiries please contact
josef.vangenabith@uni-saarland.de and/or josef.van_genabith@dfki.de
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