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+ | Apertium can use a translation memory (TMX file) to override the default translations by using the <code>-m</code> (and <code>-o</code>) command line argument: |
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+ | -m memory.tmx use a translation memory to recycle translations |
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+ | -o direction translation direction using the translation memory, |
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+ | by default 'direction' is used instead |
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+ | </pre> |
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==Further reading== |
==Further reading== |
Revision as of 10:35, 1 August 2010
Apertium can use a translation memory (TMX file) to override the default translations by using the -m
(and -o
) command line argument:
-m memory.tmx use a translation memory to recycle translations -o direction translation direction using the translation memory, by default 'direction' is used instead
Further reading
- Planas, E., Furuse, O. (1999) "Formalizing translation memories". Proc. MT Summit VII. pp. 331–339
- Elliott Macklovitch and Graham Russell (2000) "What's been Forgotten in Translation Memory". AMTA 2000 pp.137–146