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Monthly Archives: December 2019
More on the remaining 1% problem
The analysis of the Wikipedia article of the day in French is interesting, in the sense that it sheds light on the skills that will be necessary for a machine translation system to achieve a 100% accurate translation. The error … Continue reading
More on two-sided grammar
Let us expand the idea of two-sided (from the analytic/synthetic duality standpoint) grammatical analysis: consider, for example, ‘beaucoup et souvent’ (a lot and often) in the sentence ‘il mange beaucoup et souvent’ (he eats a lot and often). Analytically, ‘beaucoup … Continue reading
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Tagged analytic/synthetic duality, dualities, duality, two-sided grammar
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New version on Android Playstore
The application now changes its name on the Android Playstore, and becomes “Traduttore corsu”: the name is not very original, let’s face it, but at least it is easy to understand. “Traduttore corsu” is dedicated especially to the translation from … Continue reading
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Tagged french-corsican, playstore, traduttore, traduttore corsu, traduttori, traduttori corsu, translate, translation, translation app
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