Knowledge representation in machine translation

Walther von Hahn · 2005

The reader may argue, that every program applies the programmer’s knowledge by being executed, thus being a knowledge based program. But we don’t go that deep into programming theory and simply assume, that normally the program code itself does not include the lexicon and the grammar rules. This declarative knowledge (in contrast to the procedural knowledge of the program, is usually written in separate files and used by program calls.

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