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tech,7-2-A94-1026,bq	It is critical , therefore , for <term> Japanese revision support systems </term> to detect and to correct <term> homophone errors </term> .	#20392 It is critical, therefore, forJapanese revision support systems to detect and to correct homophone errors.
other,9-6-A94-1026,bq	The basic idea of this method is that a <term> compound noun </term> component places some restrictions on the <term> semantic categories </term> of the <term> adjoining words </term> .	#20469 The basic idea of this method is that acompound noun component places some restrictions on the semantic categories of the adjoining words.
other,17-6-A94-1026,bq	The basic idea of this method is that a <term> compound noun </term> component places some restrictions on the <term> semantic categories </term> of the <term> adjoining words </term> .	#20477 The basic idea of this method is that a compound noun component places some restrictions on thesemantic categories of the adjoining words.
other,26-7-A94-1026,bq	The method accurately determines that a <term> homophone </term> is misused in a <term> compound noun </term> if one or both of its neighbors is not a member of the <term> semantic set </term> defined by the <term> homophone </term> .	#20510 The method accurately determines that a homophone is misused in a compound noun if one or both of its neighbors is not a member of thesemantic set defined by the homophone.
other,11-7-A94-1026,bq	The method accurately determines that a <term> homophone </term> is misused in a <term> compound noun </term> if one or both of its neighbors is not a member of the <term> semantic set </term> defined by the <term> homophone </term> .	#20495 The method accurately determines that a homophone is misused in acompound noun if one or both of its neighbors is not a member of the semantic set defined by the homophone.
other,31-7-A94-1026,bq	The method accurately determines that a <term> homophone </term> is misused in a <term> compound noun </term> if one or both of its neighbors is not a member of the <term> semantic set </term> defined by the <term> homophone </term> .	#20515 The method accurately determines that a homophone is misused in a compound noun if one or both of its neighbors is not a member of the semantic set defined by thehomophone.
other,12-8-A94-1026,bq	Also , the method successfully indicates the correct candidates for the detected <term> homophone errors </term> .	#20529 Also, the method successfully indicates the correct candidates for the detectedhomophone errors.
other,6-1-A94-1026,bq	<term> Japanese texts </term> frequently suffer from the <term> homophone errors </term> caused by the <term> KANA-KANJI conversion </term> needed to input the <term> text </term> .	#20372 Japanese texts frequently suffer from thehomophone errors caused by the KANA-KANJI conversion needed to input the text.
other,9-3-A94-1026,bq	This paper proposes a method for detecting and correcting <term> Japanese homophone errors </term> in <term> compound nouns </term> .	#20413 This paper proposes a method for detecting and correctingJapanese homophone errors in compound nouns.
other,10-4-A94-1026,bq	This method can not only detect <term> Japanese homophone errors </term> in <term> compound nouns </term> , but also can find the correct candidates for the detected errors automatically .	#20430 This method can not only detect Japanese homophone errors incompound nouns, but also can find the correct candidates for the detected errors automatically.
other,17-1-A94-1026,bq	<term> Japanese texts </term> frequently suffer from the <term> homophone errors </term> caused by the <term> KANA-KANJI conversion </term> needed to input the <term> text </term> .	#20383 Japanese texts frequently suffer from the homophone errors caused by the KANA-KANJI conversion needed to input thetext.
other,13-3-A94-1026,bq	This paper proposes a method for detecting and correcting <term> Japanese homophone errors </term> in <term> compound nouns </term> .	#20417 This paper proposes a method for detecting and correcting Japanese homophone errors incompound nouns.
other,6-4-A94-1026,bq	This method can not only detect <term> Japanese homophone errors </term> in <term> compound nouns </term> , but also can find the correct candidates for the detected errors automatically .	#20426 This method can not only detectJapanese homophone errors in compound nouns, but also can find the correct candidates for the detected errors automatically.
tech,11-1-A94-1026,bq	<term> Japanese texts </term> frequently suffer from the <term> homophone errors </term> caused by the <term> KANA-KANJI conversion </term> needed to input the <term> text </term> .	#20377 Japanese texts frequently suffer from the homophone errors caused by theKANA-KANJI conversion needed to input the text.
other,0-1-A94-1026,bq	Thus , our model , <term> TDMT on APs </term> , meets the vital requirements of <term> spoken language translation </term> . <term> Japanese texts </term> frequently suffer from the <term> homophone errors </term> caused by the <term> KANA-KANJI conversion </term> needed to input the <term> text </term> .	#20366 Thus, our model, TDMT on APs, meets the vital requirements of spoken language translation.Japanese texts frequently suffer from the homophone errors caused by the KANA-KANJI conversion needed to input the text.
other,21-6-A94-1026,bq	The basic idea of this method is that a <term> compound noun </term> component places some restrictions on the <term> semantic categories </term> of the <term> adjoining words </term> .	#20481 The basic idea of this method is that a compound noun component places some restrictions on the semantic categories of theadjoining words.
other,16-2-A94-1026,bq	It is critical , therefore , for <term> Japanese revision support systems </term> to detect and to correct <term> homophone errors </term> .	#20401 It is critical, therefore, for Japanese revision support systems to detect and to correcthomophone errors.
other,6-7-A94-1026,bq	The method accurately determines that a <term> homophone </term> is misused in a <term> compound noun </term> if one or both of its neighbors is not a member of the <term> semantic set </term> defined by the <term> homophone </term> .	#20490 The method accurately determines that ahomophone is misused in a compound noun if one or both of its neighbors is not a member of the semantic set defined by the homophone.


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