INVESTIGATION OF MACHINE TRANSLATION APPLICABILITY

The study evaluates the text complexity metrics applicability in assessing text fitness for machine translation (MT). Possible approaches to such assessments are discussed. The experiment used a corpus of research papers translated from Russian into English by both a professional translator and the...

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Main Author: Strakhova, D.A.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Marina Sokolova Publishings 2020-06-01
Series:Russian Linguistic Bulletin
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spelling doaj-2d5e67b13146472c866a725ec71613002021-04-02T11:06:21ZengMarina Sokolova PublishingsRussian Linguistic Bulletin2313-02882411-29682020-06-0120202 (22)6810.18454/RULB.2020.22.2.3310.18454/RULB.2020.22.2.33INVESTIGATION OF MACHINE TRANSLATION APPLICABILITYStrakhova, D.A.0Tula State UniversityThe study evaluates the text complexity metrics applicability in assessing text fitness for machine translation (MT). Possible approaches to such assessments are discussed. The experiment used a corpus of research papers translated from Russian into English by both a professional translator and the DeepL MT engine. It is shown that the existing metrics cannot be used to forecast the MT quality since the MT output may be unusable even for low-complexity source texts. It is also proved that MT is unsuitable for almost 50% of the specialized text to be translated.http://rulb.org/wp-content/uploads/wpem/pdf_compilations/2(22)/6-8.pdfmachine translation qualitytext complexity metricsediting distancecat toolsmachine translation applicabilityкачество машинного переводапоказатели сложности текстарасстояние редактированияcat-инструментыприменимость машинного перевода
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INVESTIGATION OF MACHINE TRANSLATION APPLICABILITY
Russian Linguistic Bulletin
machine translation quality
text complexity metrics
editing distance
cat tools
machine translation applicability
качество машинного перевода
показатели сложности текста
расстояние редактирования
cat-инструменты
применимость машинного перевода
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title INVESTIGATION OF MACHINE TRANSLATION APPLICABILITY
title_short INVESTIGATION OF MACHINE TRANSLATION APPLICABILITY
title_full INVESTIGATION OF MACHINE TRANSLATION APPLICABILITY
title_fullStr INVESTIGATION OF MACHINE TRANSLATION APPLICABILITY
title_full_unstemmed INVESTIGATION OF MACHINE TRANSLATION APPLICABILITY
title_sort investigation of machine translation applicability
publisher Marina Sokolova Publishings
series Russian Linguistic Bulletin
issn 2313-0288
2411-2968
publishDate 2020-06-01
description The study evaluates the text complexity metrics applicability in assessing text fitness for machine translation (MT). Possible approaches to such assessments are discussed. The experiment used a corpus of research papers translated from Russian into English by both a professional translator and the DeepL MT engine. It is shown that the existing metrics cannot be used to forecast the MT quality since the MT output may be unusable even for low-complexity source texts. It is also proved that MT is unsuitable for almost 50% of the specialized text to be translated.
topic machine translation quality
text complexity metrics
editing distance
cat tools
machine translation applicability
качество машинного перевода
показатели сложности текста
расстояние редактирования
cat-инструменты
применимость машинного перевода
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