The Transliteration from Alphabet Queries to Japanese Product Names

Linguistic Issues in the Machine Transliteration of Chinese, Japanese and Arabic Names

Name order and the top elite: Long-term effects of a hidden cur-riculum

In Japanese primary and secondary schools, an alphabetical name list is used in various situations. Generally, students are called on by the teacher during class and in the cer-emony if their family name is early on the …

A machine transliteration tool between Uzbek alphabets

Machine transliteration, as defined in this paper, is a process of automatically transforming written script of words from a source alphabet into words of another target alphabet within the same language, while preservin…

Lost in Transliteration: Bridging the Script Gap in Neural IR

Most human languages use scripts other than the Latin alphabet. Search users in these languages often formulate their information needs in a transliterated -- usually Latinized -- form for ease of typing. For example, Gr…

Sideways Transliteration: How to Transliterate Multicultural Person Names?

In a global setting, texts contain transliterated names from many cultural origins. Correct transliteration depends not only on target and source languages but also, on the source language of the name. We introduce a nov…