Technology solutions for interpreters: the VIP system

Gloria Corpas Pastor

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Translation Studies and Practices Natural Language Processing Techniques Speech Recognition and Synthesis

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Interpreting technologies have abruptly entered the profession in recent years. However, technology still remains a relatively marginal topic of academic debate, although interest in developing tailor-made solutions for interpreters has risen sharply. This paper presents the VIP system, one of the research outputs of the homonymous project VIP - Voice-text Integrated system for interPreters, and its continuation (VIP II). More specifically, a technology-based terminology workflow for simultaneous interpretation is presented.

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