@article{oai:nagoya.repo.nii.ac.jp:00013207,
 author = {Matsubara, Shigeki and Toyama, Katsuhiko and Inagaki, Yasuyoshi},
 journal = {Lecture Notes in Computer Science},
 month = {},
 note = {This paper describes Sync/Trans, an incremental spoken language translation system. The system has been being developed for efficiently translating a spontaneous speech dialogue between an English speaker and a Japanese speaker. Its purpose being to behave as a simultaneous interpreter, the system produces the target output synchronously with the source input. Sync/Trans has the following features: (1) the system consists of modules that work in a synchronous fashion, (2) the system translates the source language possibly word-by-word according to the appearance order, (3) the system utilizes grammatically ill-formed expressions for the speech output, and (4) the system corrects the grammatical ill-formed expressions for the speech input at a pretty early stage. An experimental system for translating English speech into Japanese speech has been implemented. A few experimental results have shown Sync/Trans to be a promising system for simultaneous interpretation., Proceedings of 12th Australian Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, AI’99 in Sydney, Australia on December 6–10, 1999},
 pages = {134--143},
 title = {Sync/Trans: Simultaneous Machine Interpretation between English and Japanese},
 volume = {1747},
 year = {1999}
}