José Cornejo Cárcamo


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2025

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MaTOS: Machine Translation for Open Science
Rachel Bawden | Maud Bénard | Éric de la Clergerie | José Cornejo Cárcamo | Nicolas Dahan | Manon Delorme | Mathilde Huguin | Natalie Kübler | Paul Lerner | Alexandra Mestivier | Joachim Minder | Jean-François Nominé | Ziqian Peng | Laurent Romary | Panagiotis Tsolakis | Lichao Zhu | François Yvon
Proceedings of Machine Translation Summit XX: Volume 2

This paper is a short presentation of MaTOS, a project focusing on the automatic translation of scholarly documents. Its main aims are threefold: (a) to develop resources (term lists and corpora) for high-quality machine translation; (b) to study methods for translating complete, structured documents in a cohesive and consistent manner; (c) to propose novel metrics to evaluate machine translation in technical domains. Publications and resources are available on the project web site: https://anr-matos.gihub.io.