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Adaptation-guided retrieval in EBMT: A case-based approach to machine translation
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EBMT Seen as Case-Based Reasoning
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EXTRA: a system for example-based translation assistance
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Adaptation-guided retrieval: questioning the similarity assumption in reasoning
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Review Article: Example-based Machine Translation
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A constructivist approach to machine translation
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