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  <Title>KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION AND MACHINE TP~ANSLATION</Title>
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5. CONCLUSION
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    <Paragraph position="0"> The major methodological problem in a machine translation system is how to separate the translation program from the grammatical rules. In ATLAS/I, grammatical rules are stored in the new form of knowledge representation called FKR-O. In FKR-O, a production system is combined with a procedural representation and systematized into a state transition network. Rule representation frames and control frames are provided for efficient system operation.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> ATLAS/I is currently operational with about 5000 words and 400 grammatical rules for translating software-related reports from Japanese into English.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="2"> FKR-O allows the system to gradually increase the number of sentence patterns, and this expansion is currently underway in the ATLAS/I system.</Paragraph>
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