Multilingual Generation
definition: Multilingual generation is the verbalization of a non-linguistic semantic representation in different human languages. The language of choice is usually a parameter to a multilingual generation system.
A typical instance of multilingual generation is found in interlingual machine translation, when multiple target languages are involved. Other instances include report generation systems for multiple languages (such as Temsis-Gen) and grammar-based realizers (such as FUF/SURGE).
related project(s):
- KPML
- Transnational Environmental Management Support & Information System (TEMSIS)
- What You See Is What You Meant (WYSIWYM)
related organisation(s):
- The Open University (OU)
- Department of Linguistics
- Ben Gurion University of the Negev (BGU)
- German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI)
related person(s):
- Michael Elhadad
- John A. Bateman
- Donia Scott
- Stephan Busemann
related system(s) / resource(s):
- KPML
- FUF/SURGE
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