| C86-1067 | meaning system is necessary for | Kana-Kanji translation | . The meaning system adopted |
| C86-1067 | . Among the methods proposed , | Kana-Kanji translation | appears to be the most promising |
| C86-1067 | STRING The second step in the | Kana-Kanji translation | process is divided into two substeps |
| C86-1067 | level of the accuracy of the new | Kana-Kanji translation | system was determined experimentally |
| C80-1070 | phonemic data and perform effective | Kana-Kanji translation | . letter reading meaning tensai |
| C86-1067 | The result is the text of the | Kana-Kanji translation | . 4 . EXPERIMENT 4.1 System Implementation |
| C86-1067 | Therefore , the ultimate goal of a | Kana-Kanji translation | scheme should be to achieve error-free |
| C86-1067 | achieving high accuracy in the | Kana-Kanji translation | of non-segmented input kana sentences |
| J02-4008 | emphasis on OCR development and | kana-kanji translation | . At the end of the book , the |
| C86-1067 | input Kana sentences , a perfect | Kana-Kanji translation | could be easily made using simple |
| C80-1070 | recognized perfectly and suitable | Kana-Kanji translation | should be per - formed . But |
| C80-1070 | systems with the word dictionary for | Kana-Kanji translation | and with syntax and semantics |
| C86-1067 | and semantic analysis . The new | Kana-Kanji translation | method presented in this paper |
| C86-1067 | new disambiguation approach to | Kana-kanji translation | for non-segmented input sentences |
| C80-1070 | translation rate . Main difficulties of | Kana-kanji translation | are as follows : ( i ) Segmentation |
| C86-1067 | 1.1 Disambiguation Approaches in | Kana-Kanji Translation | If ambiguity were not a problem |
| C86-1067 | small number of cases . <title> A | Kana-Kanji Translation | System for Non-Segmented Input |
| C86-1067 | \ -RSB- proposed an automatic | Kana-Kanji translation | system in which these two types |
