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In summary, this book proposes to establish controlled document authoring that enables contextual MT. To implement controlled document authoring, we orchestrated a wide variety of frameworks and methods covering document formalisation, CL, technical writing, and terminology management. From the...

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Published: Taylor & Francis 2020
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