Cross-language text classification
Published 15 August 2005
J. Scott Olsson, Douglas W. Oard, Jan Hajič
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The goal in cross-language text classification (CLTC) is to use English training data to classify Czech documents (although the concepts presented here are applicable to any language pair), and the authors are unaware of any previous work in this area.
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Natural Language EngineeringApplied morphological processing of English
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