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Project

ArisToCAT - Assessing The Comprehensibility of Automatic Translations

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

GECO-MT : the Ghent Eye-tracking Corpus of Machine Translation

Toon ColmanMargot FonteyneJoke DaemsNicolas DirixLieve Macken

It's all in the eyes : using eye-tracking to assess the readability of machine translated literature

Toon ColmanMargot FonteyneJoke DaemsLieve Macken

It’s all in the eyes: an eye tracking experiment to assess the readability of machine translated literature

Toon ColmanMargot FonteyneJoke DaemsLieve Macken

Klassiekers door de vertaalmachine gehaald : Frankensteinmonsters of Treasure Islands?

Margot FonteyneRebecca Webster

A2 Journal Article in WEBFILTER

Literary MT under the magnifying glass : assessing the quality of an NMT-translated Agatha Christie novel

Margot FonteyneArda TezcanLieve Macken

Post-editing human translations and revising machine translations : impact on efficiency and quality

Joke DaemsLieve Macken

Bookchapter in Translation revision and/or post-editing : industry practices and cognitive processes

Gutenberg goes neural : comparing features of Dutch human translations with raw neural machine translation outputs in a corpus of English literary classics

Rebecca WebsterMargot FonteyneArda TezcanLieve MackenJoke Daems

A2 Journal Article in INFORMATICS-BASEL

Assessing the Comprehensibility of Automatic Translations (ArisToCAT)

Lieve MackenMargot FonteyneArda TezcanJoke Daems

Literary machine translation under the magnifying glass : assessing the quality of an NMT-translated detective novel on document level

Margot FonteyneArda TezcanLieve Macken