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Algorithms for NLP CS 11711, Fall 2019 Lecture 21: Machine Translation I Yulia Tsvetkov 1 Machine Translation from Dream of the Red Chamber Cao Xue Qin (1792) English: leg, foot, paw French: jambe, pied, patte, etape Challenges Ambiguities

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Finding the Viterbi Alignment
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Finding the Viterbi Alignment
Finding the Viterbi Alignment
Finding the Viterbi Alignment

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