> Based on your experience, is it a minimum number of words or sentences
> in a corpus to produce a basic translation service? If the purpose is
> for daily language use, is it enough to use an English-Indonesian
> Bible as a corpus?
you could include translated KDE messages from the OPUS corpus to have at
least some more up-to-date data (http://omilia.uio.no/opus/kde.html)
download
http://omilia.uio.no/opus/KDE/id.tar.gz
http://omilia.uio.no/opus/KDE/en.tar.gz
and the sentence alignmnts in
http://omilia.uio.no/opus/KDE/enid.ces.gz
(all other languages are alignd to indonesian as well ... just download
the corresponding files)
the KDE text is of course not very exciting and maybe not exactly what you
might need for the SMT training (it's mainly terms and not so many
complete sentences). but you could try.
(it's very small as well but at leasr you have many language pairs)
good luck!
Jörg
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