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mySearch
mySearch
is a cross-language search engine with classification
capabilities, i.e.
it
allows finding documents not only through a keyword search but also on
the basis of a domain description (context). It is linked with
a machine translation tool so that a search performed in a
given language (for example, English) can retrieve relevant documents
in other languages (e.g. in Chinese, Russian, Arabic, etc.)
Typical
fields of application for mySearch include web mining, market
analysis, etc.
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myMT
myMT
is a statistical machine translation (SMT) solution
built on the basis of an open source software called Moses.
Simple
Shift's core area of expertise in statistical machine translation lays
in the following areas:
- Corpus
preparation: Conversion, segmentation, alignment,
extraction. These steps are of critical importance to
the level of output quality.
- Front-End
software: Interfaces and tools for the users and the system
administrator.
- Hardware
and Software optimization: The hardware architecture must be carefully
designed if production systems are to be fast and robusts.
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myCat
myCat
is a computer-assisted translation (CAT) tool, currently in Beta
version. It includes the following elements:
- A
bi-text aligner, which allows finding terms and expressions in
full-text documents and aligning automatically the source and target
versions of the reference documents.
- A
quote detector, which allows detecting all the parts of a text which
were previously translated, and shows the corresponding documents in
source and target versions.
Other
modules will be added to myCat later on, including a terminological management tool
and a translation
memory tool.
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myClass
myClass
is an automated classification tool. It can classify millions of
electronic documents among thousands of categories. It is generally
used as a machine-to-machine application (no human intervention), but
may also be used with graphic user interfaces.
myClass
is used for example to classify patents: this specific application,
which is called IPCCAT, is publicly available here.
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