This article reports on a key-logging study carried out to test the benefits of post-editing Machine Translation (MT) for the professional translator within a hypothetico-deductive framework, contrasting the outcomes of a number of variables which are inextricably linked to the professional translation process. Given the current trend of allowing the professional translator to connect to Google...

In developing countries like Asian country and India where English is mainly half-hour recognize there automatic computational linguistics systems in education, analysis and industrial activities of very necessary role. Asian country has state a large assembly in Hindi is the language you speak and in a number of areas it works in all kinds of study and official. Nowadays several on-line transl...

Interoperability is a feature required by the Semantic Web. It is provided by the ontology matching methods and algorithms. But now ontologies are presented not only in English, but in other languages as well. It is important to use an automatic translation for obtaining correct matching pairs in multilingual ontology matching. The translation into many languages could be based on the Google Tr...

Few studies have been performed within cross-language information retrieval (CLIR) in the field of psychology and psychotherapy. The aim of this paper is to to analyze and assess the quality of available query translation methods for CLIR on a health portal for psychology. A test base of 100 user queries, 50 Multi Word Units (WUs) and 50 Single WUs, was used. Swedish was the source language and...

SNOMED CT is a comprehensive multilingual class hierarchy of medical terms used in clinical records. Few translations are available, but, as new concepts and revisions are continuously being added, the manual translation and revision of the terms will remain a major endeavour. We propose a new approach for translating SNOMED CT terms (or named entities) using ontology mapping methods and variou...

We discuss the development of a multilingual lexicon linked to a formal ontology. First we describe the Open Multilingual Wordnet, a multilingual wordnet with twenty two languages and a rich structure of semantic relations. It is made by exploiting links from various monolingual wordnets to the English Wordnet. Currently, it contains 118,337 concepts expressed in 1,643,260 senses in 22 language...