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2007
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Benjamin Wellington:
Tree-Structured Models of Multitext: Theory, Design and Experiments. New York University, USA, 2007
2006
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Benjamin Wellington, Sonjia Waxmonsky, I. Dan Melamed:
Empirical Lower Bounds on the Complexity of Translational Equivalence. ACL 2006
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Benjamin Wellington, Joseph P. Turian, Chris Pike, I. Dan Melamed:
Scalable Purely-Discriminative Training for Word and Tree Transducers. AMTA 2006: 251-260
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Joseph P. Turian, Benjamin Wellington, I. Dan Melamed:
Scalable Discriminative Learning for Natural Language Parsing and Translation. NIPS 2006: 1409-1416
2004
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I. Dan Melamed, Giorgio Satta, Benjamin Wellington:
Generalized Multitext Grammars. ACL 2004: 661-668

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