Translating and the Computer (1990)

1 volumes · 20 papers (0% with DOI) · 19 unique authors (5% verified with ORCID)

Proceedings of Translating and the Computer 12: Applying technology to the translation process
Catriona Picken

Machine Translation and Machine-Aided Translation - What’s going on
Jun-ichi Tsujii

Translation and Computers: an overview of the Polish translation scene The growing range of document preparation systems
Bogdan Chojna

The growing range of document preparation systems
Philippa Moss

Session 1: Technology in Eastern Europe. Summary of the discussion
Tony Hartley

Optical Character Recognition
Peter Laurie

Document conversion
Peter Laurie | David Hickman

Setting up a Mailbox network
Peter Barber

Online data exchange
David Hickman

Session 2: Text transfer. Summary of the discussion
Beryl Wood

Language technology products in the European market
Brigitte Engelien

Machine translation of natural languages: the TOVNA MTS solution
Ami Segal

Session 3: Machine translation now. Summary of the discussion
Catriona Picken

The long-term effects of working with computers
Gunnela Westlander

Putting the VIM into AVIMA
Andrew Evans | Dimitri Theologitis

Session 4: Human factors. Summary of the discussion
Julie Beardmore

GEPRO - a computerised system for controlling the production of translations in the European Parliament
Barry Wilson

Translation quality - how can we tell it’s good enough?
Peter Kahl

Multimedia/Multilanguage publishing for the 1990s
Kent Taylor

Session 5: Managing the translation process. Summary of the discussion
Patrick Sutton

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