Takako Aikawa

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2001-2018
Publications (10 Years): 2

Top Topics

Computer Graphics

English Language

Language Learning

Top Venues

CHI Extended Abstracts

Publications

Christian David Vazquez, Lei Xia, Takako Aikawa, Pattie Maes
Words in Motion: Kinesthetic Language Learning in Virtual Reality. ICALT (2018)
Christian David Vazquez, Afika Ayanda Nyati, Alexander Luh, Megan Fu, Takako Aikawa, Pattie Maes
Serendipitous Language Learning in Mixed Reality. CHI Extended Abstracts (2017)
Takako Aikawa, Kentaro Yamamoto, Hitoshi Isahara
The Impact of Crowdsourcing Post-editing with the Collaborative Translation Framework. JapTAL (2012)
Midori Tatsumi, Takako Aikawa, Kentaro Yamamoto, Hitoshi Isahara
How Good Is Crowd Post-Editing? Its Potential and Limitations. WPTP@AMTA (2012)
Takako Aikawa, Spencer Rarrick
Are numbers good enough for you? - A linguistically meaningful MT evaluation method. MTSummit (2011)
Takako Aikawa, Achim Ruopp
Chained System: A Linear Combination of Different Types of Statistical Machine Translation Systems. MTSummit (2009)
Masaki Itagaki, Takako Aikawa
Post-MT Term Swapper: Supplementing a Statistical Machine Translation System with a User Dictionary. LREC (2008)
Masaki Itagaki, Takako Aikawa, Xiaodong He
Automatic validation of terminology translation consistenscy with statistical method. MTSummit (2007)
Takako Aikawa, Lee Schwartz, Ronit King, Mo Corston-Oliver, Carmen Lozano
Impact of controlled language on translation quality and post-editing in a statistical machine translation environment. MTSummit (2007)
Masaki Itagaki, Anthony Aue, Takako Aikawa
Detecting Inter-domain Semantic Shift using Syntactic Similarity. LREC (2006)
David M. Rojas, Takako Aikawa
Predicting MT Quality as a Function of the Source Language. LREC (2006)
Lee Schwartz, Takako Aikawa
Multilingual Corpus-based Approach to the Resolution of English -ing. LREC (2004)
Lee Schwartz, Takako Aikawa, Chris Quirk
Disambiguation of English PP attachment using multilingual aligned data. MTSummit (2003)
Maite Melero, Takako Aikawa, Lee Schwartz
Combining Machine Learning and Rule-based Approaches in Spanish and Japanese Sentence Realization. INLG (2002)
Takako Aikawa, Maite Melero, Lee Schwartz, Andi Wu
Multilingual Sentence Generation. EWNLG@ACL (2001)
Takako Aikawa, Maite Melero, Lee Schwartz, Andi Wu
Generation for multilingual MT. MTSummit (2001)