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Preferred term

adaptive machine translation  

Definition

  • Machine translation that includes user feedback to improve translation quality. In a post-editing scenario, user corrections of machine translation output are thus continuously incorporated into translation models, reducing or eliminating repetitive error editing. ( https://aclanthology.org/2021.ranlp-1.47/)

Synonym(s)

  • adaptive MT

Definitional context(s)

  • Adaptive Machine Translation purports to dynamically include user feedback to improve translation quality. (Etchegoyhen, Ponce, Gete & Ruiz, 2021)
  • Adaptive MT is a type of machine translation that utilizes feedback from users to improve the quality of the translations over time. (Moslem, Haque, Kelleher & Way, 2023)

Example

  • Adaptive machine translation (MT) systems are a promising approach for improving the effectiveness of computer-aided translation (CAT) environments. (Simianer, Karimova & Riezler, 2016)
  • For adaptive MT with fuzzy matches it would be interesting to investigate dynamic few-shot example selection. (Moslem, Haque, Kelleher & Way, 2023)
  • Nevertheless adaptive MT with LLM few-shot incontext learning can surpass such quality especially for high-resource languages. (Moslem, Haque, Kelleher & Way, 2023)
  • This study examines the effectiveness of adaptive machine translation (AMT) for gender-neutral language (GNL) use in English-German translation using the ModernMT engine. (Kostikova, Daems & Lazarov, 2023)

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