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Promoting health equity through linguistic justice: mitigating embedded bias of large language models. [PDF]

NPJ Digit Med
Han W, Richardson S, Zhu J, Liu Y.
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A neuro-symbolic approach to translate English to logic and ontology. [PDF]

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Pease A, Thompson R.
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Volcanic experiences: comparing non-corpus-based translations with corpus-based translations in translation training

Perspectives, 2020
Corpus-based translations are reported to be particularly effective for both students and professionals.
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Looking for Translators’ Fingerprints: A Corpus-based Study on Chinese Translations of Ulysses

Literary and Linguistic Computing, 2011
This study investigates the translator’s fingerprints as manifested in their style of translation. It reports a case study of two Chinese translations of Ulysses, adopting a corpus-assisted approach. The parallel subcorpora comprise Joyce’s Ulysses and the Chinese versions by Xiao (Tran. Ulysses. Yilin Press, Nanjing, 1994) and Jin (Tran.
Qing Wang, Defeng Li
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Corpus-based functionality and translatability

Languages in Contrast, 2012
This paper reports on a descriptive study of English and Spanish progressive constructions to identify degrees of common functionality and, therefore, translatability. Here, the functionality of the resource under study is examined contrastively, in order to observe functional correspondences which can be considered translation equivalents. In addition,
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The treatment of variation in corpus-based translation studies

Language Matters, 2004
Abstract Corpus-based research in translation studies initially focused on similarities and differences between translated and non-translated text, in an attempt to demonstrate that translations form a distinctive textual system within any target culture.
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A Corpus-Based View of Similarity and Difference in Translation*

International Journal of Corpus Linguistics, 2004
Corpus-based research throws up a number of methodological challenges. Many of these are evident in any type of research which attempts to compare authentic data of any kind, but the difficulties are accentuated by the availability of vast amounts of data in this case. In particular, questions relating to how one selects the features to be compared and,
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