Conference of the European Association for Machine Translation (2002)

1 volumes · 18 papers (0% with DOI) · 20 unique authors (0% verified with ORCID)

MT training for business people and translators
Orie Miyazawa

Teaching MT - an Indian pespective
Sivaji Bandyopadhyay

MT and the Swiss language service providers: an analysis and training perspective
Elia Yuste

Teaching MT/CAT tools in Greece: the state of the art
Dimitra Kalantzi

Teaching contrastive linguistics for MT
Paul Bennett

Testing students’ understanding of complex transfer
Andy Way

Teaching MT with Xepisteme
J. Gabriel Amores

Architectures of “toy” systems for teaching machine translation
Walther v. Hahn | Cristina Vertan

An MT learning environment for computational linguistics students
Svetlana Sheremetyeva

Teaching MT through pre-editing: three case studies
Chi-Chiang Shei

Teaching post-editing: a proposal for course content
Sharon O’Brien

Controlled translation: a new teaching scenario tailor-made for the translation industry
Enrique Torrejón | Celia Rico

Freelance translators and machine translation: an investigation of perceptions, uptake, experience and training needs
Heather Fulford

Combining MT and TM on a technology-oriented translation masters: aims and perspectives
Mark Shuttleworth

Teaching machine translation evaluation by assessed project work
Judith Belam

Explaining real MT to translators: between compositional semantics and word-for-word
Mikel L. Forcada

Using free on-line services in MT training
Federico Gaspari

Teaching commercial MT to translators: bridging the gap between human and machine
Natalie Kübler