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Cet article présente l'adaptation d'un système de traduction automatique statistique, anglais→irlandais, à un nouveau domain d'utilisation. Ce système nommé est actuellement utilisé par une équipe de traducteurs du gouvernement irlandais. Nous décrivons également le nouveau module de post-édition automatique qui a été développé pour améliorer le système actuel et faciliter le travail de post-édition des traducteurs. This paper reports on the continued development of a domain-tailored English→Irish Statistical Machine Translation system currently in use by an in-house translation team of an Irish government department. We describe the new automatic post-editing module that has been developed to enhance the current system and reduce the post-editing required of translators.

Tapadoir (from the Irish ´ tapa 'fast' and the nominal suffix -oir ´ ) is a statistical machine translation (SMT) project, funded by the Irish government. This work was commissioned to help government translators meet the translation demands which have arisen from the Irish language's status as an official EU and national language. The development of this system, which translates English into Irish (a morphologically rich, low-resourced minority language), has produced an interesting set of challenges. These challenges have inspired a creative response to the lack of data and NLP tools available for the Irish language and have also resulted in the development of new resources for the Irish linguistic and NLP community. We show that our SMT system out-performs Google TranslateTM (a widely used general-domain SMT system) as a result of steps we have taken to tailor translation output to the user's specific needs.

We describe the European Language Resources Infrastructure project, whose main aim is the provision of an infrastructure to help collect, prepare and share language resources that can in turn improve translation services in Europe. ; Co-financed by the European Union Connecting Europe Facility.