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Combining Advanced Methods in Japanese-Vietnamese Neural Machine Translation
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Encoding (memory) Natural language processing computer.software_genre computer Decoding methods Vietnamese language.human_language language Text segmentation White spaces Field (computer science) Computer science Artificial intelligence business.industry business Knowledge engineering Machine translation
Computer Science - Computation and Language
Computer Science - Computation and Language
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Encoding (memory) Natural language processing computer.software_genre computer Decoding methods Vietnamese language.human_language language Text segmentation White spaces Field (computer science) Computer science Artificial intelligence business.industry business Knowledge engineering Machine translation
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