As suggested in Rapp & Zock ( 2010 ) this can be done by looking up the ranks of each of the four given words ( i.e. the words occurring in a particular word equation ) within the association vector of a translation candidate , and by multiplying these ranks .
utilizing citations of foreign words in corpusbased dictionary generation
Reinhard Rapp Michael Zock
However , if we assume , for example , that we already have word equations for four languages , and all we want is to compute the translations into a fifth language , then we can simply extend our approach to what we call the product-of-ranks algorithm . As suggested in Rapp & Zock ( 2010 ) this can be done by looking up the ranks of each of the four given words ( i.e. the words occurring in a particular word equation ) within the association vector of a translation candidate , and by multiplying these ranks . So for each candidate we obtain a product of ranks .
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