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March 01 2003
The Spoken Language Translator
Manny Rayner
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Manny Rayner
SRI International, Speech Machines, University of Geneva, Technical University of Crete, and Telia Research
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David Carter
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David Carter
SRI International, Speech Machines, University of Geneva, Technical University of Crete, and Telia Research
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Pierrette Bouillon
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Pierrette Bouillon
SRI International, Speech Machines, University of Geneva, Technical University of Crete, and Telia Research
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Vassilis Digalakis
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Vassilis Digalakis
SRI International, Speech Machines, University of Geneva, Technical University of Crete, and Telia Research
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Mats Wirén
Mats Wirén
SRI International, Speech Machines, University of Geneva, Technical University of Crete, and Telia Research
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Manny Rayner
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SRI International, Speech Machines, University of Geneva, Technical University of Crete, and Telia Research
David Carter
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SRI International, Speech Machines, University of Geneva, Technical University of Crete, and Telia Research
Pierrette Bouillon
Editor
SRI International, Speech Machines, University of Geneva, Technical University of Crete, and Telia Research
Vassilis Digalakis
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SRI International, Speech Machines, University of Geneva, Technical University of Crete, and Telia Research
Mats Wirén
Editor
SRI International, Speech Machines, University of Geneva, Technical University of Crete, and Telia Research
Online Issn: 1530-9312
Print Issn: 0891-2017
© 2003 Association for Computational Linguistics
2003
Computational Linguistics (2003) 29 (1): 149–151.
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Manny Rayner, David Carter, Pierrette Bouillon, Vassilis Digalakis, Mats Wirén; The Spoken Language Translator. Computational Linguistics 2003; 29 (1): 149–151. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/089120103321337485
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