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TTC - Terminology Extraction, Translation Tools and Comparable Corpora

Project duration: 1st of January 2010 to 31st of December 2012 (36 months)

The TTC project aims at leveraging machine translation tools (MT tools), computer-assisted translation tools (CAT tools) and multilingual content management tools by automatically generating bilingual terminologies from comparable corpora in five European languages (English, French, German, Spanish and one under-resourced language, Latvian), as well as in Chinese and Russian.

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 Picture taken on 25th of May 2010 during the TTC consortium meeting held in Malta during the LREC 2010 Conference.

From left: Nicolas SAINTHERANT (Eurinnov), Marion WELLER (IMS), Fabienne FRITZINGER (IMS), on the top: Raivis SKadiņš (Tilde), Claude de LOUPY (Syllabs), Andrejs VASILJEVS (Tilde), on the bottom: Claude MECHOULAM (Sogitec), Béatrice DAILLE (UN-LINA), Helena BLANCAFORT (Syllabs), Serge SHAROFF (UL), Nicolas HERNANDEZ (UN-LINA).

TTC Work program :


WP1 - Requirements and specifications (RTD)

  • WP2 - Corpora: principles, methods and development for the compilation of corpora (RTD)
  • WP3 - Single word term and multi-word term candidate extraction (RTD)
  • WP4 - Term alignment (RTD)
  • WP5 - Development of complementary tools and integration in a platform (RTD)
  • WP6 - Evaluation of impact on CAT tools (RTD)
  • WP7 - Evaluation of impact on machine translation tools (RTD)
  • WP8 - Dissemination (OTH)
  • WP9 - Administrative, financial and legal management (MGT)
  • WP10 - Scientific and technical management (RTD)

 Project details :


Funded under: 7th FP (Seventh Framework Programme)

  • Area: ICT-2009.2.2 Language-based interaction
  • Total cost: 2.663 million €
  • EU contribution: 2.025 million €
  • Project reference: 248005
  • Execution: From 2010-01-01 to 2012-12-31
  • Duration: 36 months
  • Project status: Execution
  • Project type: STREP
 

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