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Large Language Models in Machine Translation

Thorsten Brants and others, “Large Language Models in Machine Translation”. EMNLP-CoNLL 2007 proceedings, pp. 858-867 (published June 2007). Authors affiliated as printed with Google, Inc.; n-gram (statistical) language models, not neural networks.

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