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# '''Conversion''' Convert an existing resource into Apertium format, for example an analyser for Punjabi or Hindi.  | 
  # '''Conversion''' Convert an existing resource into Apertium format, for example an analyser for Punjabi or Hindi.  | 
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# '''Documentation''' Document features used in language pairs but not documented in the current official documentation or wiki (for instance, cascaded interchunk transfer).  | 
  # '''Documentation''' Document features used in language pairs but not documented in the current official documentation or wiki (for instance, cascaded interchunk transfer).  | 
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# '''Training''' Writing up a simple step-by-step guide (on the wiki) for pre-university students (of varying levels of computer literacy) to install a development version of Apertium and start doing development or polishing tasks like the ones above, to become a young Apertium developer. This may reuse or link existing material.  | 
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Revision as of 21:05, 18 October 2010
An informal spot for outlining ideas for the Google Code-in (GCI).
- Translation Translate the new language pair HOWTO — and in the process commit the translation system you make to the Incubator
 - Development Take two language pairs, use apertium-crossdics and clean up the resulting bilingual dictionary. For instance, build Occitan-French from Occitan-Catalan and Catalan-French.
 - Evaluation Perform a human post-editting evaluation of one of our non-evaluated pairs. At least 5,000 words.
 - Polishing Make some concrete improvements in a language pair. This might be disambiguation, transfer or vocabulary (in particular, minor-major language pairs would appreciate input: Welsh-English, Basque-Spanish, Breton-French).
 - Conversion Convert an existing resource into Apertium format, for example an analyser for Punjabi or Hindi.
 - Documentation Document features used in language pairs but not documented in the current official documentation or wiki (for instance, cascaded interchunk transfer).
 - Training Writing up a simple step-by-step guide (on the wiki) for pre-university students (of varying levels of computer literacy) to install a development version of Apertium and start doing development or polishing tasks like the ones above, to become a young Apertium developer. This may reuse or link existing material.