Translating and the computer.   13,   the theory and practice of machine translation. A marriage of convenience? 

 - London:  Aslib,  1992 
 - 165 p. 
<br/><br/> Proceedings of a Conference (1991 nov. 28-29 : London) 
<br/><br/>CONTENIDO<br/>Session 1. The Theory<br/>Why Computers Do Not Translate Better 3<br/>Session 2. Terminology TEI-TERM: an SGML-based interchange format for terminology files 19<br/>The EuroTermBank 39<br/>Session 3. Multilingual Working<br/>Dealing with Multiple Languages in the Computer Industry 47<br/>Computer Character Sets: their evolution and impact 61<br/>Session 4. Translating the Software<br/>Software Localisation: a case history 71<br/>Session 5. Quality and Testing<br/>On Evaluating MT Systems 81<br/>From Evaluation to Specification 93<br/>Session 6. The Practice The Globalink Translation System - GTS 107<br/>SYSTRAN: or the reality of machine translation 113<br/>Alpnet and TSS: the commercial realities of using a computer-aided translation system 119<br/>Session 7. The Future<br/>Current Practical Machine Translation Systems in Japan and Future Directions 129<br/>EUROTRA: an assessment of the current state of the EC's MT programme 137<br/>Machine Translation Seen as Interactive Multilingual Text Generation 153 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0851422950 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>SERVICIOS DE TRADUCCION<br/>TRADUCCION<br/>TRADUCCIONES<br/>TRADUCTORES
<br/><br/><label>Universal Decimal Class. No.: </label>81'25 T687 XIII