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Monthly Archives: June 2018
Synonym transitivity
The problem of dictionary coherence is notably related to synonym transitivity: are synonyms transitive one with another? Usually, the response is negative. But isn’t this established wisdow questionable? Don’t we need to distinguish between: quasi-synonyms which are untransitive true synonyms, … Continue reading
Open test: june 7, 2018
Open test performed on june 7, 2018: 1 – (5/110) = 95,45%. Remaining errors are: vocabulary: ‘pur-sang’ partitive article: ‘des étalons importés’ translation of preposition ‘par’: ‘par l’ajout’ translation of preposition ‘de’: ‘du milieu’ semantic disambiguation error: ‘du milieu’ should translate … Continue reading
How hard is language reversal pair making within rule-based translation?
Language pair reversal: Rule-based translation is currently disregarded, in particular for the reason that it needs a lot of work and expertise. But is that reason well-grounded? Now focussing on a given language pair, we can formulate this question more … Continue reading
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