Translating and the computer. 12, applying technology to the translation process /
edited by Catriona Picken.
- London: Aslib, 1990
- 191 p.
Proceedings of a Conference (1990 nov. 8-9 : London)
CONTENIDO Keynote paper: Machine Translation and Machine-Aided. Translation-What's going on 3 Session 1: Technology in Eastern Europe Translation and Computers: an overview of the Polish translation scene 27 Chojna, Bogdan The growing range of document preparation systems 33 Moss, Philippa Session 1: Summary of the discussion 41 Session 2: Text transfer Optical Character Recognition 45 Laurie, Peler Document conversion 49 Laurie, Peler and Hickman, David Setting up a Mailbox network 53 Barber, Peter Online data exchange 57 Hickman, David Session 2: Summary of the discussion 61 Session 3: Machine translation now Language technology products in the European market 65 Engeliell, Brigitte Machine translation of natural languages: the TOVNA MTS solution 83 Segal, Ami Session 3: Summary of the discussion 111 Session 4: Human factors The long-term effects of working with computers 115 Westlander, Gunnela Putting the VIM into AVIMA 129 Evans, Andrew and Theologitis, Dimitri Session 4: Summary of the discussion 139 Session 5: Managing the translation process GEPRO-a computerized system for controlling the production of translations in the European Parliament 143 Wilson, Barry Translation quality-how can we tell it's good enough? 149 Kahl, Peter Multimedia/Multilanguage publishing for the 1990s 159 Taylor, Kem Session 5: Summary of the discussion 173 Biographical notes on speakers and chairs 177 List of participants 183
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