TRANSLATING AND THE COMPUTER 27

Proceedings of the Twenty-seventh

International Conference on

Translating and the Computer,

24-25 November 2005, London

 

[reproduced with permission of Aslib]

 

CONTENTS

Bringing Intelligence to Translation Memory Technology

Mickel Grönroos and Ari Becks, Master's Innovations Ltd, Finland

SIMILIS Second-Generation Translation Memory Software
Emmanuel Planas, Lingua et Machina, France

Finding the System that Suits You Best: Towards the Normalization of MT Evaluation
Paula Estrella, Andrei Popescu-Belis and Nancy Underwood, University of Geneva, Switzerland

Reverse Localisation

Reinhard Schäler, University of Limerick, Ireland

Translation of Magazines and Brochures Using a Tagged RTF Workflow
David Calvert, TransForm GmbH, Germany

TROFFI - A Comprehensive Management System Tailored for a Translation Agency
Andrew and Jurek Nedoma, Lido-Lang Technical Translations, Poland

Automatic Detection of Translation Errors: The TransCheck System
Graham Russell, Université de Montréal, Canada

EXTER: A Breakthrough Solution for Efficient Terminology Extraction
Cyril Chantrier, TEMIS SA, France

MyCaTEx, A Language Independent Term Extractor
José Vega, my-xML, Luxembourg

Research Meets Practice: t-survey 2005: An Online Survey on Terminology Extraction and Terminology Management

Daniel Zielinski, Saarland University, Germany

Embedding Free Online Machine Translation into Monolingual Websites for Multilingual Dissemination: a Case Study of Implementation
Federico Gaspari, University of Manchester, UK

Does Using Controlled Language Improve Machine Translation Results?
Nathalie de Preux, University of Geneva, Switzerland

Controlled Language and the Implementation of Machine Translation for Technical Documentation

Laura Ramirez Polo, Saarland University, Germany

 

Also presented: Reap the Rewards of Recycling?

Juliet Margaret Macan, IC.DOC