Some linguistic problems connected with machine translation

Philosophy of Science 20 (3):217-225 (1953)
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Abstract

During my recent work on machine translation, I have come across many problems of a linguistic nature that should be of general methodological interest. Some of these problems have never been treated extensively before. Others that have been discussed previously appear now in a different and rather interesting light.

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