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Carla Parra Escartín (Hermes, Spain): Machine Translation Evaluation and Productivity Thresholds for Machine Translation Post-Editing Tasks Time and place: April 22, 2016 at 14:15 in HF:435 Abstract: Machine Translation has become a reality in the translation industry. Over the past few years, translators have experienced the introduction of Machine Translation Post-Editing tasks in their workflows, […] Lecture by Dr. Carl Vogel, Trinity College Dublin Monday, Jan. 11, 2016 at 13:15, HF:400 Abstract: Linguistic systems are interesting to study in part because of their regularity: people often find beauty in regularity. However, linguistic anomaly is also worthy of attention. Firstly, as diversions from the norm, anomalies are inherently curiosities. Secondly, some anomalies […] New research suggests that teenage girls are an influential group that drives language change. If that is true, sociolinguists may need to pay more attention to language processes in this group. Idibon has an article that attempts to identify linguistic outliers based on their characteristics as documented in the World Atlas of Language Structures. According to this article, Norwegian is not really a middle-of-the-road language. Anja Zawadska Persvold presenterer sin masteroppgave i datalingvistikk og språkteknologi: Subnormvariasjon i bokmål: en analysator 19. juni 2015 kl. 14:00 i HF:301 Victoria Troland presenterer sin masteroppgave: Hvem er forfatteren? – Stilometriske undersøkelser av norske prosatekster 12. juni 2015 kl. 11:00 i HF:301 The POLAME projects presents a lecture on Wed. May 27, 2015 at 14:15 in HF:400 The Newswriter Objectivity Utopia: Exploring Features for Sentiment Analysis on News Articles by Diego A. Burgos, Department of Romance Languages, Wake Forest University, USA Is it an editorial I am reading? – Wait! It’s the newspaper’s business section! Have you […] |
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