Example based machine translation

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Is there a machine translation tools available and runs in windows platform?
like a word or phrase level alignment tool, decoder and etc.

I'm aware of the open source moses decoder,giza++ and the irst-lm. but i find it hard
to install this softwares using cygwin and i dont know how to integrate these tools into my own interface or integrating this open source programs is not possible.

-Is there a tutorial that would help to implement these popular open source tools in my machine translation system.
-Any available tools or code that would help in the implementation of the system and that would work in windows platform.

Posted 11-Sep-12 5:09am

lore jairus

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-Sep-12 14:50pm

Hardly, from what I know... If this is open-source, you can integrate it without cygwin, which would be highly preferable. What are the difficulties?
--SA

lore jairus 13-Sep-12 10:52am

without cygwin i can integrate this open source gpl programs? I have read many tutorials in compiling and using this specific tools for machine translation.. but i find it hard to understand their tutorials..

Do i have to convert it to C# language if ever i use C# language?
For me to integrate the functions of this softwares..

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-Sep-12 12:27pm

I mean, if you use source code directly. The translation itself should not depend on platform, so why Cygwin?
--SA

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