: Vocabulario de PLN: light post-editing

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light post-editing

Cursory correction of the raw MT, correcting only the most serious errors so as to give reasonable comprehensibility and accuracy, without any guarantee of quality. (Wagner, Post-editing Systran: a challenge for Commission translators, Terminologie et Traduction, 1985)

For the content and purpose light post-editing seemed the appropriate approach as the main goal was to provide final translations that accurately transfer the meaning while maximising translator throughput within a defined budget. (Nunziatini & Marg, 2020)
It suggests that light postediting is for internal dissemination while full post-editing is for wide dissemination or certified documentation. (Hu & Cadwell, 2016)
She argued that light post-editing was not an easy job for linguists due to the fact that linguists had to try their best to turn a blind eye to those 'minor' errors. (Hu & Cadwell, 2016)
The post-editor was instructed to perform light post-editing. (Nunziatini & Marg, 2020)
They examined the productivity of light postediting of the English-Korean MT generated by three general-use NMT engines namely Google Translate Papago and Kakaoi. (Lee & Choi, 2023)

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