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Evaluation of Speech-to-Speech Translation Systems

July 2005

John Aberdeen, The MITRE Corporation
Christine Doran, The MITRE Corporation
Beatrice Oshika, The MITRE Corporation
Sherri Condon, The MITRE Corporation
Lisa Harper, The MITRE Corporation
Jon Phillips, The MITRE Corporation

ABSTRACT

The DARPA program CAST funded the development of four two-way speech-to-speech translation systems for four different language pairs across two domains. We describe the evaluation methodology, metrics and lessons learned from a noncomparative evaluation of the systems in one of these domains. Because the goal of the systems was to provide translation support for the performance goal-oriented tasks, the emphasis for assessment was on "live" real-time interactions between English subject matter experts and foreign language speakers engaged in realistic, unscripted scenario-based interactions.

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