A gépi fordítás napjainkban [Machine translation today]

Mikel L. Forcada
Dublin City University
Fordította Gábor Szabó
Tartalomjegyzék

A gépi fordítás (MT) a fordítás olyan formája, amely során a forrásnyelven (SL) írt szöveg fordítását erre alkalmas szoftver és számítógép végzi célnyelvi (TL) szöveget előállítva, amelyet általában a szöveg nyers fordításának nevezünk. Ez a meghatározás látszólag azt sugallja, hogy a célnyelvi fordítás professzionális termékként használható, azonban a gépi fordítás és a szakfordítás – bár céljukat tekintve szoros a hasonlóság közöttük – nem egymással felcserélhető termékek (Sager 1994: 261). (Sager 1994: 261).

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