It'd be a great idea if someone added all this to an Apertium wiki page.
Mikel
El 21/10/18 a les 20:21, Kevin Brubeck Unhammer ha escrit:
I'm currently working on getting apertium-nno-nob usable for
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norwegian_News_Agency (
https://framtida.no/2018/08/08/nynorskrobot-ei-god-loysing-for-a-dekke-nynorskprosenten
); they employ something like 100 people writing Bokmål articles and 6
writing Nynorsk, so hopefully nob→nno + postediting could increase the
amount of news in Nynorsk.
I've also some times seen mail to apertium-cont...@lists.sourceforge.net
(the address listed at https://www.apertium.org) from people in more or
less governmental positions using nno-nob.
apertium-sme-nob is used among others by Sámi University of Applied
Sciences for gisting their home page http://samas.no/ into Norwegian
Bokmål.
mansur <6688...@gmail.com> čálii:
Hello!
Could you, please, tell where Apertium translator is actively used? I
understand that it is not possible to find all of them, but let's collect
at least the known ones.
Thank you!
Mansur
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