Machine translation evaluation in the context of scholarly communication
Vanallemeersch, Tom; Szoc, Sara; Migdisi, Kristin; Meeus, Laurens; Lieve, Macken; Tezcan, Arda;
Machine translation evaluation in the context of scholarly communication
These reports are the deliverables of the study Machine translation evaluation in the context of scholarly communication, conducted as part of Translations and Open Science project under the coordination of OPERAS. The aim of the study was to assess the performance of a set of machine translation engines in different scholarly communication scenarios.
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