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5 Simple Steps for Better Machine Translation Quality [infographic] http://t.co/BT7MOHOhs7 #translation
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Senior Manager, Localization – Product Location: London Functional Area: Product Employment Type: Full-Time Regular Position Description: TripAdvisor is the world’s largest travel site. Our global travellers must have an excellent...
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Are you passionate about localization and having a direct impact to thousands, maybe even millions of customers? Amazon Kindle is seeking a Chinese Localization Lead to join a very dynamic international team.
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Have you ever wondered what Translation Memory is and how it works? ForeignExchange's own Rocío Abelleira put together this video to give an overview of TM -...
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Wondering what translation memory is and how you can start benefiting from it? Check out this month's Essentials VideoBlog to learn some of the basics, inclu...
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At the TAUS User Conference 2012, David Canek talks about the MemSource desktop based client server and cloud, specifically about its post-editing analysis f...
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Over the years, Google Translate has gotten significantly better at giving its users (relatively) legible translations for most commonly used languages. It's still far off from being perfect, though, and today Google announced a ...
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This quick process will help you set up a Google Translate widget on your blog to make it easy for your blog audience to translate your website in a single click. 1. Go to https://translate.google.com/manager/website/add. You'll ...
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alendar of Events Translation and Interpreting Forum Olomouc 2014 19. September 2014 - 20. September 2014, 08:00 - 17:00 International conference The 2014 conference theme "Interchange between Languages and Cultures: The Quest for Quality" brings into focus the issue of translation/interpreting quality. The featured invited speakers for TIFO 2014 are Mona Baker (University of Manchester, UK) and Juliane House (University of Hamburg, Germany). Organizer Department of English and American StudiesLocation Faculty of Education and Faculty of ScienceVia Charles Tiayon
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Translation and Interpreting Forum Olomouc 2014 19. September 2014 - 20. September 2014, 08:00 - 17:00 International conference The 2014 conference theme "Interchange between Languages and Cultures: The Quest for Quality" brings into focus the issue of translation/interpreting quality. The featured invited speakers for TIFO 2014 are Mona Baker (University of Manchester, UK) and Juliane House (University of Hamburg, Germany). Organizer Department of English and American StudiesLocation Faculty of Education and Faculty of Science
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Call for papers: New England Modern Languages Association 2015 NeMLA 2015 Toronto, ON, Canada; April 30-May 3, 2015) Translating the Past: Studies in the Transmission of Literature Across Time and ... Via Charles Tiayon
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Call for papers: New England Modern Languages Association 2015 Translating the Past: Studies in the Transmission of Literature Across Time and Space The translation of non-contemporary literary texts highlights a number of difficulties that are distinct from the problems of translation of contemporary texts. This panel will explore cases in which the translation of a text is separated from the source text by significant amounts of time, whether significant for length or for historical events. The work of many translation studies scholars, following the lead of Gideon Toury and the descriptive turn, focuses on translation as a process and translations as cultural artifacts of the target, or receiving culture. This prompts a number of questions in regard to translations that are historically distant from their source texts. How does chronology affect the significance of these processes or artifacts? How does the translation of historical texts constitute a form of historiography? How are current practices of history reflected in translation? What is the cultural effect of layers of re-translations of a single text? Proposals are welcome that deal with modern or historical translations, so long as the object of translation is temporally (as well as linguistically) distant from the moment of translation. Preference will be given to proposals that situate their analysis within the framework of contemporary translation studies or that address particular aspects of current translation studies discourse. Please feel free to distribute this CfP; apologies as always for duplicate postings. For questions contact Anna Strowe atastrowe@complit.umass.edu Anna Strowe
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Get a personal tour through NLP with our resident expert, Marsal Gavaldà! The video above will give you a peek into the world of natural language processing by examining one of Bruce Springsteen’s...
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What's The Best Language Translation Tool?
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Exploiting Similarities among Languages for Machine TranslationLink: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1309.4168.pdf
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...businesses that translate more often with higher volume projects into more than two languages are ideal for machine translation
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Machine Translation is a hot topic these days, so I decided to write a fun and relatable piece to describe it. And since summer is coming up (albeit
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Translation article entitled "The Continuing Evolution of Automated Translation Technology: RbMT vs. SMT" ("The Continuing Evolution of Automated Translation Technology: RbMT vs.
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This META-NET video takes a look at how Statistical Machine Translation works in practice. The basic concepts and principles are explained in a high-level wa...
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Translation article entitled "The revolution of machine translation" ("The revolution of machine translation" - http://t.co/j7m44OETEb by G.Guzovsky)...
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Get a glimpse of how #technology powers modern #translation solutions. Check out our Q&A session with Ian Barrow. http://t.co/qwBlwDj5bv
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Apply online for Intermediate German Administrator jobs in St. Neots at CV-Library.co.uk (#StNeotsJobs Intermediate German Administrator, St. Neots: Must understand the German language
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Motions Graphics presentado a concurso en la edición de 2013 de los Premios de Publicidad Agripina.
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What is so hard about natural language processing? Hear Expect Labs' NLP expert, Marsal Gavaldà, explain. TRANSCRIPT: What would be the hardest aspect of nat...
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Natural-language processing holds promise for companies struggling with unstructured data and has drawn interest from the academic and healthcare fields.
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The following is an excerpt from Dataclysm: Who We Are When We Think No One’s Looking by Christian Rudder. Rudder is a co-founder of OkCupid, and the operator of OkTrends, a blog that analyzes data culled from the site. The below essay analyzes...
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