Workshops
Workshops are full-day events, organized by communities of interest on specialized topics related to machine translation:
August 26 (Wed) UQO Campus
Transportation from the Château Laurier will be provided |
| WS1 |
3rd Workshop on Computational Approaches to Arabic-Script-based Languages
Workshop Papers |
Organizing Committee:
Ali Farghaly, Oracle USA Corporation;
Karine Megerdoomian, MITRE Corporation;
Hassan Sawaf, Application Technology, Inc. |
August 28 (Fri) - Workshop runs in parallel with Technology Showcase Conference Hotel Château Laurier |
| WS2 |
TAUS Data Association Round Table
Synopsis: TAUS Data Association (TDA) is a nonprofit member-driven organization aimed at the sharing of language data. The organization was founded in June 2008 by 47 organizations that funded the development of the TM sharing, data pooling and language search services on the web-based platform. TDA is set up to host billions of words in many language pairs and from all public and industry domains. Membership is open to every stakeholder . from large institutional and commercial buyers to all providers of services and technologies and individual translators and universities. The language search service is open and available to the general public. The benefits of the TDA platform depend on the type of usage and user. Buyers of translation will look at TDA as a way to improve the translation technology, train and customize MT systems, and translate more content in more languages. Providers of services will look at TDA as a way to increase productivity, innovate their business and streamline terminology. TDA works closely with service and technology providers to ensure a seamless integration of the platform with existing offerings of tools and services. In this half-day workshop Jaap van der Meer will present TDA, demonstrate release 1 of the TDA platform, discuss the use scenarios, the impacts on the industry and service innovation. |
Organized by Jaap van der Meer, TAUS Director and Founder - Translation Automation User Society
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August 29 (Sat) - Participants should choose the 2-day registration option for main conference Conference Hotel Château Laurier |
| WS3 |
Beyond Translation Memories: New Tools for Translators
Workshop Program |
Chair: Marie-Josée Goulet, University of Quebec in Outaouais
Co-chairs:
Christiane Melançon, University of Quebec in Outaouais
Alain Désilets, National Research Council of Canada
Elliott Macklovitch, University of Montreal
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August 30 (Sun) Conference Hotel Château Laurier |
| WS4 |
New Tools, Standards, and Possibilities for Dictionaries and Dictionary Exchange
Goal: Participants will explore means of leveraging dictionary, lexicon, and terminology research and tools development to benefit both MT and Computer Assisted Human Translation (CAHT).
Workshop Program |
Organized by Jennifer DeCamp, MITRE Corporation
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| WS5 |
Embedding Machine Translation in Digital Libraries (Cancelled) |
Organized by Christina Vertan, University of Hamburg |
| WS6 |
Linguistic pre-processing for Machine Translation (Cancelled) |
Chair: Mike Dillinger, Translation Optimization Partners
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| WS7 |
The 3rd Workshop on Patent Translation
Goal: to foster research and development of the technology for patent translation by providing a forum in which researchers and practitioners can exchange their ideas, approaches, perspectives, and experiences from their work in progress.
Workshop Program |
Chair: Terumasa Ehara, Yamanashi Eiwa College, Japan
Co-Chair: Shoichi Yokoyama, Yamagata University, Japan
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Collocated Event
Monday-Tuesday, August 31-September 1, 2009, NIST Open MT Evaluation Workshop.
Organized by: Kay Peterson and NIST Open MT Team

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Last updated: Thu Aug 6 13:07:57 PDT 2009
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