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Setting up European Union translation memories and document corpora for SDL-Trados
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SDL-Trados installation allows the translation program to teach this industry-standard computer-aided translation application . So far, however, we had no actually translation memory loaded into this translation software.
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The European Union is a powerhouse for translation and interpreting – at least for the wide range of their member languages many of which are world languages – , and makes some of their resources – which have been set up for translation and interpreting study use here before – available to the community free of charge as reported during a variety of LREC’s.
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This spring, the Language Technology Group at the Joint Research Centre of the European Union this spring updated their translation memory offer DTG-TM can fill that void at least for the European Languages that have a translation component at UNC-Charlotte.
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We download on demand (too big to store: http://langtech.jrc.ec.europa.eu/DGT-TM.html#Download)
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Is the DGT-TM 2011 truly a superset of the 2007, or should both be merged? probably too much work?
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and extract only the language pairs with English and the language only the languages “1”ed here : “G:\myfiles\doc\education\humanities\computer_linguistics\corpus\texts\multi\DGT-tm\DGT-tm_statistics.xlsx” (using “G:\myfiles\doc\education\humanities\computer_linguistics\corpus\texts\multi\DGT-tm\TMXtract.exe”)
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and convert
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English is the source language by default, but should be the target language in our programs,
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The TMX format this translation memory is distributed provided in, should be “upgradeable ” to the SDL Trados Studio 2011/2011 SP1 format in the Upgrade Translation Memories wizard”.,
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TBA:where is this component?
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configure the Trados to load the translation memory
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how much computing resources does this use up?
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how do you load a tm?
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can you load in demand instead of preload all?
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- Here are the statistics for the translation memories for “our” languages
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uncc Language Language code Number of units in DGT – release 2007 Number of units in DGT – release 2011 1 English EN 2187504 2286514 1 German DE 532668 1922568 1 Greek EL 371039 1901490 1 Spanish ES 509054 1907649 1 French FR 1106442 1853773 1 Italian IT 542873 1926532 1 Polish PL 1052136 1879469 1 Portuguese PT 945203 1922585 Total 8 8 7246919 15600580
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Would it be of interest to have the document-focused jrc-acquis distribution of the materials underlying the translation materials available on student/teachers TRADOS computers so that sample texts can be loaded for which reliable translation suggestions will be available – this is not certain for texts from all domains – and the use of a translation memory can be trained in under realistic conditions?
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“The DGT Translation Memory is a collection of translation units, from which the full text cannot be reproduced. The JRC-Acquis is mostly a collection of full texts with additional information on which sentences are aligned with each other.”
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It remains to be seen how easily one can transfer documents from this distribution into Trados to work with the translation memory
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Here is where to download:
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uncc
lang
inc
1
de
1
en
1
es
1
fr
1
it
1
pl
1
pt
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The JRC-Acquis comes with these statistics:
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uncc
Language ISO code
Number of texts
Total No words
Total No characters
Average No words
1
de
23541
32059892
232748675
1361.87
1
en
23545
34588383
210692059
1469.03
1
es
23573
38926161
238016756
1651.3
1
fr
23627
39100499
234758290
1654.91
1
it
23472
35764670
230677013
1523.72
1
pl
23478
29713003
214464026
1265.57
1
pt
23505
37221668
227499418
1583.56
Total
7
164741
247374276
1588856237
10509.96
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- What other multi corpora are there (for other domains and other non-European languages)?
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