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UvA-DARE (Digital Academic Repository) A Distributed Inflection Model for Translating into Morphologically Rich Languages

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This work introduces soft tags, which are under-specified representations retaining all possible morphological attributes of a word, and adopts a neural network approach in order to learn distributed representations for the soft tags and their interactions.

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