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Revision as of 11:38, 8 February 2015
This is a page giving some details about Apertium in the Google Summer of Code (GSOC).
Current application
See also
- Ideas for Google Summer of Code — A list of our ideas for possible projects for GSOC, if you have an idea that isn't on the list, but related to machine translation, natural language processing, computational linguistics or any combination of the above, then get in touch.
- Top tips for GSOC applications — Some thoughts on how to write good applications for GSOC and Apertium.
Active projects
| Project | Student | Primary mentor | Co-mentor(s) | Midterm report |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Archived applications
- Application 2014
- Application 2013
- Application 2012
- Application 2011
- Application 2010
- Application 2009
- Application 2008
