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Publication details [#13634]
Flournoy, Raymond S. and Christopher Callison-Burch. 2000. Reconciling user expectations and translation technology to create a useful real-world application. In [no author]. Translating and the computer 22. London: Aslib.
Publication type
Chapter in book
Publication language
English
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No page numbers available.
Abstract
The article discusses the motivations for the development of Amikai's web-based translated chat room application. Like other successful Machine Translation (MT) systems, Amikai's translated chat attempts to reconcile overly-optimistic user expectations with the limited capabilities of current MT technology by adjusting user expectations and limiting the scope and domain of the translation task. It is explained why chat is a natural application for MT technology and briefly describe aspects of the user experience within the Amikai system.
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