Maschinelle, posteditierte und menschliche Übersetzung publizistischer und populärwissenschaftlicher Texte aus dem Slowakischen ins Deutsche

Jaroslav Stahl ^[1] ; Ľubomír Benko ^[3] ; Daša Munková ^[3] ; Elena Hudecová ^[2]
1. [1] Comenius University
  
  Comenius University
  
  Eslovaquia
2. [2] Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava
  
  Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava
  
  Eslovaquia
3. [3] Constantine the Philosopher University
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Localización: Lebende Sprachen, ISSN 0023-9909, Vol. 68, Nº. 2, 2023, págs. 259-282
Idioma: alemán
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- Machine translation from small into big languages, in our case a transfer from Slovak into German, has not yet undergone thorough research. Our goal is an analysis and comparison of machine translation (MT) and post-edited machine translation (PEMT) errors with human translation (HT) as well as detecting the efficiency rate of post-editing within that mentioned comparison. Hereby we apply a method of automatic and manual metrics by percentages and evaluation numbers. Results indicate that post-editing is more efficient which however does not mean that human translation has a lower quality. A higher degree of freedom of HT allows for more creative solutions contrasting with post-edited MT in the results.