Should I use machine translation?

KELBY, Alan. Should I use machine translation? [on line] 2001. Available at <http://www.ttt.org/theory/mt4me/index.html>

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"(...) People who need documents translated often ask themselves whether they could use a computer to do the job.
When a computer translates an entire document automatically and then presents it to a human, the process is called machine translation. When a human composes a translation, perhaps calling on a computer for assistance in specific tasks such as looking up specialized words and expressions in a dictionary, the process is called human translation (...)"

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Title: Should I use machine translation?
Creator: KELBY, Alan K.
Subject: machine translation, translation tripod, terminology, translation, ambiguity
Description: Presents machine translation, its uses, the problem of terminology and ambiguity. Helps you decide if you should or not use machine translation.
Publisher: ttt.org (translation, theory, technology)
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Date: 2001
Type: article
Format: html
Identifier: URL: http://www.ttt.org/theory/mt4me/index.html
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Language: English
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Rights: Copyright © 2001 Translation Research Group