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| 29-01-2007 EC seeks technological breakthrough in statistical translation techniques |
 Brussels, Belgium (Cordis): With the exploding demand for translations since enlargement, a new European project is developing a computer automatic translation system for the 23 official languages now spoken in the European Union. The €2.5 million Euromatrix project is aiming to achieve a technological breakthrough in the field of computer automatic translation through the development of statistical translation techniques.
For more information, please visit: cordis.europa.eu/fetch?CALLER=EN_NEWS&ACTION=D&SESSION=&RCN=27024 |
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