Abstract
An analogical-based approach towards meaning preservation by transferring the source language meaning structure to the target language in the recombination process of an English to Malay Example-based Machine Translation system is presented. The meaning structure is built on top of the current synchronized translation examples pair representation with the incorporation of a layer of semantic annotation at the structural level. This meaning structure provides a consistent medium allowing the derivation of translation hypothesis using analogical-based approach throughout the automated translation process. The complexity of the structural transformation in the final recombination process is relaxed with this analogical-based derivation approach. The preliminary experiment demonstrates that the English to Malay automated translation is improved using the analogical-based approach. The best evaluation score is obtained using the Bilingual Evaluation Understudy metric, showing improvement of 37.06%.
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