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Enabling a Web Site for Machine Translation using WebSphere Translation Server

Robert Sielken (rsielken@us.ibm.com), Software Engineer, EMC
Bob Sielken is a Staff Software Engineer with the Machine Translation group of IBM Voice Systems that created WebSphere Translation Server. Bob has been working for IBM for almost two years after graduating with his Master’s degree from the University of Virginia. .

Summary:  IBM WebSphere Translation Server (WTS) uses state-of-the-art language analysis techniques to provide machine translation of text in a variety of formats, including HTML (HyperText Markup Language) and plain, unformatted text. This in-depth paper explains the different techniques used to provide machine translation. It gives examples of each type of translation, decribes how to configure WTS to handle various translations scenarios, and provides sample code that you can download for further study.

Date:  18 Jul 2001
Level:  Intermediate

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IBM WebSphere Translation Server (WTS) uses state-of-the-art language analysis techniques to provide machine translation of text in a variety of formats, including HTML (HyperText Markup Language) and plain, unformatted text. This in-depth paper explains the different techniques used to provide machine translation. It gives examples of each type of translation, decribes how to configure WTS to handle various translations scenarios, and provides sample code that you can download for further study.


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Bob Sielken is a Staff Software Engineer with the Machine Translation group of IBM Voice Systems that created WebSphere Translation Server. Bob has been working for IBM for almost two years after graduating with his Master’s degree from the University of Virginia. .

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