The latest version of “full machine translation DIY system” was released by Manuel Herranz, Pangeanic’s CEO, during his presentation as an invited...
June 24, 2012
The latest version of “full machine translation - User Empowerment system” was released by Manuel Herranz, Pangeanic’s CEO, during his presentation at the MOSES CORE pre-conference day in Localization World Paris.
TAUS OPEN SOURCE MACHINE TRANSLATION SHOWCASE, Paris, Manuel Herranz, Pangeanic, 4 June 2012 from
TAUS - Enabling better translation
Manuel summarized Pangeanic's efforts and R&D over the last few years which led the company to become the first translation company in the world to apply EU-sponsored academic machine-translation development Moses into a commercially viable product, featuring a user friendly, web-based environment, powerful statistics, cleaning routines and self-training (DIY) features. The many features included in PangeaMT overcome well-known limitations of the open source raw translator.
The service can be run as SaaS or in-house at translation departments, translation companies, etc and it features full API access, TMX pick-and-match to create new engines for user experimentation, a full set of metrics, etc.
The Moses platform is now the most widespread SMT translator in the world, but deployment is not for the faint-hearted. Large amounts of data necessary are still necessary to make it work and also to build language pairs, etc. Manuel’s presentation also summarized a star implementation at Sybase, a SAP company.
Follow this link to our blog to read Kerstin Bier’s use case at Sybase.
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