Translating and the Computer (1986)

1 volumes · 20 papers (0% with DOI) · 15 unique authors (7% verified with ORCID)

Proceedings of Translating and the Computer 8: A profession on the move
Catriona Picken

The translation profession in the United Kingdom in 1986: new developments
Catriona Picken

Continuing training for the language professions: a survey of needs
Anthony F. Hartley

Four eyes are better than two
P. J. Arthern

Session 1: The profession. Summary of the discussion
Guyonne Proudlock

Recent developments in IT Standards of interest to translators
Peter Fenwick

Principles of information retrieval for personal information systems
Paul F. Burton

Terminology in the European Communities
P. J. Arthern

Session 2: Techniques. Summary of the discussion
Guyonne Proudlock

The integration of machine aids into the translation process: an introduction
Juan Sager

Machine translation in a large organisation
Jean Datta

Translation practice in Europe
David Smith

Research on machine translation at the University of Saarbrücken
Karl-Heinz Freigang

Translating administrative terminology using an Olivetti M24
Patrick N. Chaffey

Session 3: Systems. Summary of the discussion
Guyonne Proudlock

MT: recent developments
Loll Rolling

Current machine translation systems developed with GETA’s methodology and software tools
Christian Boitet

Post-editing on-screen: machine translation from Spanish into English
Muriel Vasconcellos

Japanese machine translation in Japan and the rest of the world
Peter J. Whitelock

Session 4: Machine translation. Summary of the discussion
Guyonne Proudlock

Biographical notes on speakers and list of participants