El dc 15 de 02 de 2012 a les 14:27 +0400, en/na Hèctor Alòs i Font va
escriure:
> 2012/2/15 Francis Tyers <[email protected]>
>         El dc 15 de 02 de 2012 a les 06:31 +0100, en/na Mikel Forcada
>         va
>         escriure:
>         > Hi Apertiumers:
>         >
>         > As Fran has said, I'd like to be a mentor this year.
>         >
>         > Some of my (Computer Engineering) students are interested in
>         applying,
>         > and I am at loss for ideas regarding improvements in the
>         engine, except
>         > for: improving the speed of the virtual-machine transfer.
>         Suggestions
>         > welcome!
>         >
>         > I still have to announce Apertium to my Translation
>         students, and I was
>         > thinking. Would it make much sense to have tasks where some
>         language
>         > pairs are ironed out by improving their vocabulary, adding
>         rules, etc.?
>         > I am thinking of pairs such as English–Spanish.
>         
>         
>         I think a nice project would be to take a pair in trunk and
>         bring it up
>         to really useful quality. I'm thinking e.g.
>         Spanish--Portuguese or
>         Spanish--Italian.
>         
> 
> A suggestion might be working in one field but improving the quality
> of different language pairs, e.g. morphological and lexical
> disambiguation. A student working in this field may concentrate in a
> piece of Apertium (+ maybe related tools, as CG) and work in several
> language pairs, instead of the different kind specialisation we
> usually do: one pair, all the Apertium levels. As Apertium translators
> are increasingly adding new processes and tools in the pipe, it seems
> that this kind of specialisation can be more and more desirable.

Actually yes, this would be another good idea. Improve disambiguation of
English in all pairs for example.

Fran



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