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Monthly Archives: January 2017
Semantic disambiguation of French ‘défense’
Semantical disambiguation is lurking: défense = difesa/sanna = defense/tusk It should read: L’avvucatu priparava a so difesa. A sanna di u cignale era tronca. A tazzina era sculpita in una sanna d’elefante.
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False positives
There are sometimes false positives. Some words should remain untranslated, notably proper names. Interestingly, it is due to the fact that the english word ‘transport’ is the same in french: transport (fr) = transport (en) = trasportu (co).
Proper noun elision
Testing #machine translation now facing new elision problem: Riventosa (fr) = A Riventosa(co) proper noun (fr) = definite article + proper noun (co) it should read: in u paese di A Riventosa (without elision) Elision rules are not trivial: le … Continue reading
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Adjective accordance
Rule-based translation : adjective accordance : interesting stuff: sur les réseaux japonais et américain (fr) = annantu à e rete sgiappunesa è americana (co) = on the japanese and american networks (en) noun (networks) is plural but adjectives (japanese and american) are … Continue reading
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Gender reversal
Now handling gender reversal: – mer (FR, feminine) = sea (EN) = mare (CO, masculine) – saveur (FR, feminine) = flavor (EN) = sapore (CO, masculine) – liqueur (FR, feminine) = liquor (EN) = licore (CO, masculine) ‘c’est une bonne liqueur’ … Continue reading
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Verbal locutions
Introducing new feature for #MachineTranslation: some verbal locutions: prendre d’assaut = assaltà mettre à sac = sacchighjà prendre au collet = incappià
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Semantic disambiguation
Now considering the issue of Semantical disambiguation. Some instances For French to Corsican are: – ‘défense’ = sanna/difesa = tusk/defense – ‘vol’ = bulu/furtu = flight/theft – ‘comprend’ = capisce/cumprende = understands/comprises – ‘palais’ = palatu/palazzu = palate/palace – ‘expérience’ = … Continue reading
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November 26, 2016: Now scoring 95.52%
Now scoring 1 – 6/134 = 95.52%. Lack of vocabulary ‘passacaile’. It should read: ‘versu u 1678‘, ‘di a so epica‘, ‘di u so tempu‘.
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