We are excited to announce that registration for the AMTA 2022 Conference is now open! It will
take place on September 12-16, 2022, in Orlando, Florida, USA.

We hope you can join us in-person at the spectacular Sheraton Orlando Lake Buena Vista
Resort.
As a hybrid conference, virtual access for remote participants from around the world
will also be provided.

See More Information and Register Now

Short event summary:

Highlights

Our keynote speakers: 

Outstanding panels featuring recognized experts:

3 Full-day Workshops

  1. Workshop on Empirical Translation Process Research (WeTPR)
  2. First Workshop on Corpus Generation and Corpus Augmentation for Machine Translation
    (CoCo4MT)
  3. Machine Translation Roundtable for Executives

6 Half-day Tutorials

  1. Introduction to Machine Translation
  2. Machine Translation User Guide: 2022 Edition
  3. AutoML for Neural Machine Translation
  4. Recent Advances in Translation Quality Evaluation: Technology and Methodology
  5. The Posteditor Toolki
  6. Creating Text-to-Speech Systems for Every Language

If you are a machine translation user, researcher, technology provider or student, this is the
machine translation conference you need to be at this year!

See More Information and Register Now

We look forward to seeing you at the conference.

AMTA 2020 Organizing Committee

**Submission Deadline Extended to Monday, June 13**

The 15th biennial conference of the Association for Machine Translation in the Americas

12-16 September 2022, Orlando, Florida, USA

In this final call for papers, presentations, and proposals for workshops and tutorials, we continue to announce progress in finalizing an engaging and informative conference program:

We invite the other sponsors of our previous conferences as well as new sponsors to view our Sponsorship Prospectus and join us in making AMTA 2022 another great success.

AMTA 2022 will be held at the spectacular Sheraton Orlando Lake Buena Vista Resort, located just outside the Disney theme parks, where our diverse audience can come together and once again enjoy stimulating in-person networking opportunities. As a hybrid conference, virtual access for remote participants from around the world will also be provided.  

SUBSCRIBE TO CONFERENCE UPDATES AND TO RECEIVE AN INVITATION

As with our previous conferences, AMTA 2022 will provide parallel tracks of sessions addressing a variety of topics. Besides the keynote talks and panels by recognized MT experts mentioned above, there will be fresh demonstrations of the latest offerings from MT providers, relevant tutorials for both beginners and more experience practitioners in MT, and in-depth workshops for specialist participants. Students interested in MT will be able to connect in special sessions with academic and industry mentors, as they have at our previous conferences.

Conference Tracks

The conference will feature three main tracks – Research, Users and Providers, and Government, each dedicated to the respective area of machine translation research, commercial application, and government use.

IMPORTANT DATES: these dates apply to submissions to each of the tracks, including tutorials:

Please note the earlier deadline for submission of Workshop proposals:

The submission and “camera-ready” deadline time zone for all the above dates is “Anywhere on Earth” (UTC–12).

SUBMISSIONS: All papers for the Research track and abstracts for the Users and Providers or Government tracks must be submitted to the SUBMISSION WEBSITE by the submission deadline indicated above. This site requires an easy-to-perform registration as an author.

Final versions of papers and/or slide presentations will be published digitally on the AMTA website and on the ACL Anthology website.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to the hybrid nature of the conference, all papers, presentations, tutorials, and workshops will be recorded without exception. Any submission will be understood by the AMTA 2022 Organizing Committee as giving your tacit permission for the organizers to create a video recording of your presentation and make it available to conference attendees, and potentially to members of AMTA, AAMT, or EAMT as well. Depending on the final format of the conference, we may also request that presentations be pre-recorded.

Guidelines for submission to the tracks of the conference are as follows:

Research Track

Chairs: Kevin Duh, Francisco Guzman (mtresearchers@amtaweb.org)

We invite original, substantial, and unpublished research in all aspects of machine translation (MT). We seek submissions across the entire spectrum of MT-related research, but with a particular focus on the conference’s strength: the close interaction between researchers and practitioners who are looking to apply the latest MT technology to their tasks. Topics of interest include but are not limited to:

Submission Instructions:

Papers should not be longer than 10 pages of content (for references, unlimited number of pages is allowed). The papers must follow the style guides (PDF version, LaTeX version, MS Word version) and be submitted in PDF format. To allow for blind reviewing, please do not include author names and affiliations within the paper and avoid obvious self-references. Research track papers must represent new work that has not been previously published (pre-prints posted online on servers such as arXiv do not count as published papers, and thus are allowed to be submitted; we do not require a 1-month anonymity period for previous submissions on arXiv). Authors submitting a similar paper to another conference or workshop must specify this at submission time; if the paper is accepted to multiple venues, the author must choose which one to present at. Papers must be submitted via the SUBMISSION WEBSITE indicated in the Conference Tracks section above. This site requires an easy-to-perform registration as an author.

MT Users and Providers Track

Chairs: Janice Campbell, Jay Marciano, Konstantin Savenkov, Alex Yanishevsky (mtusers-providers@amtaweb.org)

This track is intended for users, providers, and developers of machine translation, as well as professional translators and Language Service Providers, to present novel, original, and unpublished applications of machine translation technology or specific commercial use cases.

We seek submissions for 15-20-minute presentations (including a few minutes for questions and discussion) concerning the use of MT and/or related tools, processes, and technologies to support business goals and serve the customer or user in commercial settings. 

Topics of interest may include, but are not limited to, the following:

Submission Instructions:

Please submit a 250 to 500-word abstract describing your presentation topic along with a 100 word or less biography of the proposed speaker(s). We welcome presentations from MT technology and service providers, but their presentations should not constitute a “sales pitch.” The focus should be on innovative MT technology, processes, and real-world use cases, rather than on a particular product or offering.

If you submit a paper for publication, it should be formatted according to the Research Track Submission Instructions (see above). Presentations in the form of slide decks are also acceptable for the Users and Providers Track and should be submitted as PDFs. Only abstracts are required to be submitted by the initial submission date. Final versions of papers and slide decks must be submitted by the final camera-ready date for publication. All versions of abstracts, papers, and slide decks must be submitted via the SUBMISSION WEBSITE indicated in the Conference Tracks section above. This site requires an easy-to-perform registration as an author.

Government Track

Chair: Steve LaRocca (govtmtusers@amtaweb.org)

This track is intended for users, providers, and developers of machine translation involved in the government sector to present novel, original, and unpublished applications of machine translation and related human language technologies.

We seek submissions for 15-20-minute presentations (including a few minutes for questions and discussion) concerning the use of MT and/or related tools, processes, and technologies to support business goals and serve the customer or user in commercial settings. 

Topics of interest may include, but are not limited to, the following:

Submission Instructions:

Please submit a 250 to 500-word abstract describing your presentation topic along with a 100 word or less biography of the proposed speaker(s). We welcome presentations from MT technology and service providers, but their presentations should not constitute a “sales pitch.” The focus should be on innovative MT technology, processes, and real-world use cases, rather than on a particular product or offering.

If you submit a paper for publication, it should be formatted according to the Research Track Submission Instructions (see above). Presentations in the form of slide decks are also acceptable for the Users and Providers Track and should be submitted as PDFs. Only abstracts are required to be submitted by the initial submission date. Final versions of papers and slide decks must be submitted by the final camera-ready date for publication. All versions of abstracts, papers, and slide decks must be submitted via the SUBMISSION WEBSITE indicated in the Conference Tracks section above. This site requires an easy-to-perform registration as an author.

Workshop and Tutorial Proposals

Chairs: Jay Marciano, Kenton Murray (tutorials@amtaweb.org or workshops@amtaweb.org)

The organizing committee of AMTA 2022 is seeking proposals for workshops and tutorials on all topics related to MT research, development, application, and evaluation. Our goal is to have a program of workshops and tutorials that appeals to the various constituents of the MT community (researchers, developers, commercial users, and language professionals). Therefore, we welcome not only proposals on deeply technical research and development topics but also on, for instance, the collection and curation of training data, best practices in training MT systems, human/computer interaction among translators, interpreters, and other users of MT output, and the evolving role of translation automation in the commercial translation production pipeline. 

Tutorials and Workshops will be held on Monday, September 12, immediately preceding the main conference, and Friday, September 16, immediately following the main conference.

Tutorials

Tutorials are a forum for experts in MT and MT-related areas to deliver concentrated training on a topic of interest in half-day teaching sessions. Tutorials help conference participants enrich their understanding of specific technical, applied, and business matters surrounding research, development and use of MT and associated technologies, or, in the case of tutorials designed for newcomers, provide background information that facilitates greater understanding of the overall conference program.

Proposals for tutorials should be submitted by June 13, 2022, to tutorials@amtaweb.org andinclude: 

Workshops

AMTA workshops are intended to provide the opportunity for MT-related communities of interest to spend focused time together advancing the state of thinking or the state of practice in their area of interest or endeavor. Workshops are generally scheduled as full-day events.

Every effort will be made to accept or reject (with reason) workshop proposals as soon as possible after they are received by the organizing committee so that the workshop organizers have adequate time to prepare the workshop.

We encourage you to submit your proposals for a workshop as early as possible. They should be submitted no later than Friday, May 20, 2022, to workshops@amtaweb.org andinclude: 

We look forward to receiving your proposal!

AMTA 2022

The 15th biennial conference of the Association for Machine Translation in the Americas

12-16 September 2022, Orlando, Florida, USA

In this 2nd call for papers, presentations, and proposals for workshops and tutorials, we are pleased to provide some exciting updates on the conference:

AMTA 2022 will be held at the spectacular Sheraton Orlando Lake Buena Vista Resort, located just outside the Disney theme parks, where our diverse audience can come together and once again enjoy stimulating in-person networking opportunities. As a hybrid conference, virtual access for remote participants from around the world will also be provided.  

SUBSCRIBE TO CONFERENCE UPDATES AND TO RECEIVE AN INVITATION

As with our previous conferences, AMTA 2022 will provide parallel tracks of sessions addressing a variety of topics. Besides the keynote talks and panels by recognized MT experts mentioned above, there will be fresh demonstrations of the latest offerings from MT providers, relevant tutorials for both beginners and more experience practitioners in MT, and in-depth workshops for specialist participants. Students interested in MT will be able to connect in special sessions with academic and industry mentors, as they have in our previous conferences.

Conference Tracks

The conference will feature three main tracks – Research, Users and Providers, and Government, each dedicated to the respective area of machine translation research, commercial application, and government use.

IMPORTANT DATES: these dates apply to submissions to each of the tracks, including tutorials:

Please note the earlier deadline for submission of Workshop proposals:

The submission and “camera-ready” deadline time zone for all the above dates is “Anywhere on Earth” (UTC–12).

SUBMISSIONS: All papers for the Research track and abstracts for the Users and Providers or Government tracks must be submitted to the SUBMISSION WEBSITE by the submission deadline indicated above. This site requires an easy-to-perform registration as an author.

Final versions of papers and/or slide presentations will be published digitally on the AMTA website and on the ACL Anthology website.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to the hybrid nature of the conference, all papers, presentations, tutorials, and workshops will be recorded without exception. Any submission will be understood by the AMTA 2022 Organizing Committee as giving your tacit permission for the organizers to create a video recording of your presentation and make it available to conference attendees, and potentially to members of AMTA, AAMT, or EAMT as well. Depending on the final format of the conference, we may also request that presentations be pre-recorded.

Guidelines for submission to the tracks of the conference are as follows:

Research Track

Chairs: Kevin Duh, Francisco Guzman (mtresearchers@amtaweb.org)

We invite original, substantial, and unpublished research in all aspects of machine translation (MT). We seek submissions across the entire spectrum of MT-related research, but with a particular focus on the conference’s strength: the close interaction between researchers and practitioners who are looking to apply the latest MT technology to their tasks. Topics of interest include but are not limited to:

Submission Instructions:

Papers should not be longer than 10 pages of content (for references, unlimited number of pages is allowed). The papers must follow the style guides (PDF version, LaTeX version, MS Word version) and be submitted in PDF format. To allow for blind reviewing, please do not include author names and affiliations within the paper and avoid obvious self-references. Research track papers must represent new work that has not been previously published (pre-prints posted online on servers such as arXiv do not count as published papers, and thus are allowed to be submitted; we do not require a 1-month anonymity period for previous submissions on arXiv). Authors submitting a similar paper to another conference or workshop must specify this at submission time; if the paper is accepted to multiple venues, the author must choose which one to present at. Papers must be submitted via the SUBMISSION WEBSITE indicated in the Conference Tracks section above. This site requires an easy-to-perform registration as an author.

MT Users and Providers Track

Chairs: Janice Campbell, Jay Marciano, Konstantin Savenkov, Alex Yanishevsky (mtusers-providers@amtaweb.org)

This track is intended for users, providers, and developers of machine translation, as well as professional translators and Language Service Providers, to present novel, original, and unpublished applications of machine translation technology or specific commercial use cases.

We seek submissions for 15-20-minute presentations (including a few minutes for questions and discussion) concerning the use of MT and/or related tools, processes, and technologies to support business goals and serve the customer or user in commercial settings. 

Topics of interest may include, but are not limited to, the following:

Submission Instructions:

Please submit a 250 to 500-word abstract describing your presentation topic along with a 100 word or less biography of the proposed speaker(s). We welcome presentations from MT technology and service providers, but their presentations should not constitute a “sales pitch.” The focus should be on innovative MT technology, processes, and real-world use cases, rather than on a particular product or offering.

If you submit a paper for publication, it should be formatted according to the Research Track Submission Instructions (see above). Presentations in the form of slide decks are also acceptable for the Users and Providers Track and should be submitted as PDFs. Only abstracts are required to be submitted by the initial submission date. Final versions of papers and slide decks must be submitted by the final camera-ready date for publication. All versions of abstracts, papers, and slide decks must be submitted via the SUBMISSION WEBSITE indicated in the Conference Tracks section above. This site requires an easy-to-perform registration as an author.

Government Track

Chair: Steve LaRocca (govtmtusers@amtaweb.org)

This track is intended for users, providers, and developers of machine translation involved in the government sector to present novel, original, and unpublished applications of machine translation and related human language technologies.

We seek submissions for 15-20-minute presentations (including a few minutes for questions and discussion) concerning the use of MT and/or related tools, processes, and technologies to support business goals and serve the customer or user in commercial settings. 

Topics of interest may include, but are not limited to, the following:

Submission Instructions:

Please submit a 250 to 500-word abstract describing your presentation topic along with a 100 word or less biography of the proposed speaker(s). We welcome presentations from MT technology and service providers, but their presentations should not constitute a “sales pitch.” The focus should be on innovative MT technology, processes, and real-world use cases, rather than on a particular product or offering.

If you submit a paper for publication, it should be formatted according to the Research Track Submission Instructions (see above). Presentations in the form of slide decks are also acceptable for the Users and Providers Track and should be submitted as PDFs. Only abstracts are required to be submitted by the initial submission date. Final versions of papers and slide decks must be submitted by the final camera-ready date for publication. All versions of abstracts, papers, and slide decks must be submitted via the SUBMISSION WEBSITE indicated in the Conference Tracks section above. This site requires an easy-to-perform registration as an author.

Workshop and Tutorial Proposals

Chairs: Jay Marciano, Kenton Murray (tutorials@amtaweb.org or workshops@amtaweb.org)

The organizing committee of AMTA 2022 is seeking proposals for workshops and tutorials on all topics related to MT research, development, application, and evaluation. Our goal is to have a program of workshops and tutorials that appeals to the various constituents of the MT community (researchers, developers, commercial users, and language professionals). Therefore, we welcome not only proposals on deeply technical research and development topics but also on, for instance, the collection and curation of training data, best practices in training MT systems, human/computer interaction among translators, interpreters, and other users of MT output, and the evolving role of translation automation in the commercial translation production pipeline. 

Tutorials and Workshops will be held on Monday, September 12, immediately preceding the main conference, and Friday, September 16, immediately following the main conference.

Tutorials

Tutorials are a forum for experts in MT and MT-related areas to deliver concentrated training on a topic of interest in half-day teaching sessions. Tutorials help conference participants enrich their understanding of specific technical, applied, and business matters surrounding research, development and use of MT and associated technologies, or, in the case of tutorials designed for newcomers, provide background information that facilitates greater understanding of the overall conference program.

Proposals for tutorials should be submitted by June 6, 2022, to tutorials@amtaweb.org and include: 

Workshops

AMTA workshops are intended to provide the opportunity for MT-related communities of interest to spend focused time together advancing the state of thinking or the state of practice in their area of interest or endeavor. Workshops are generally scheduled as full-day events.

Every effort will be made to accept or reject (with reason) workshop proposals as soon as possible after they are received by the organizing committee so that the workshop organizers have adequate time to prepare the workshop.

We encourage you to submit your proposals for a workshop as early as possible. They should be submitted no later than Friday, May 6, 2022, to workshops@amtaweb.org and include: 

We look forward to receiving your proposal!

AMTA 2022

The 15th biennial conference of the Association for Machine Translation in the Americas

12-16 September 2022, Orlando, Florida, USA

Subscribe to conference updates and to receive an invitation

We are pleased to announce the first call for papers, presentations, and proposals for Workshops and Tutorials, for AMTA 2022, the 15th biennial conference of the Association for Machine Translation in the Americas, to be held 12-16 September 2022.

AMTA 2022 will be the premiere Machine Translation conference in 2022, providing engaging and productive networking opportunities for in-person attendees, as well as virtual access for remote participants from around the world. Our previous AMTA 2020 and MT Summit 2021 events had the highest attendance in the almost 30-year history of the series, and we hope to break the record again in 2022.

We have waited more than two years to finally enjoy the spectacular Sheraton Orlando Lake Buena Vista Resort, located just outside the Disney theme parks. We anticipate that this venue will provide additional reasons for our diverse audience to come together, if they are able, and once again enjoy stimulating in-person networking opportunities.

AMTA conferences are unique in bringing together MT researchers, users, and providers of MT technology from academia, industry, and government.

As with our previous conferences, AMTA 2022 will provide parallel tracks of sessions addressing a variety of topics. There will be outstanding keynote talks and panels by recognized MT experts, fresh demonstrations of the latest offerings from MT providers, relevant tutorials for both beginners and more experience practitioners in MT, and in-depth workshops for specialist participants. Students interested in MT and computational linguistics will be able to connect in special sessions with academic and industry mentors, as they have in the previous two conferences hosted by AMTA.

Conference Tracks

The conference will feature three main tracks – Research, Users and Providers, and Government, each dedicated to the respective area of machine translation research, commercial application, and government use.

IMPORTANT DATES: these dates apply to submissions to each of the tracks, including tutorials:

Please note the earlier deadline for submission of Workshop proposals:

The submission and “camera-ready” deadline time zone for all the above dates is “Anywhere on Earth” (UTC–12).

SUBMISSIONS: All papers for the Research track and abstracts for the Users and Providers or Government tracks must be submitted to the SUBMISSION WEBSITE by the submission deadline indicated above. This site requires an easy-to-perform registration as an author.

Final versions of papers and/or slide presentations will be published digitally on the AMTA website and on the ACL Anthology website.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to the hybrid nature of the conference, all papers, presentations, tutorials, and workshops will be recorded without exception. Any submission will be understood by the AMTA 2022 Organizing Committee as giving your tacit permission for the organizers to create a video recording of your presentation and make it available to conference attendees, and potentially to members of AMTA, AAMT, or EAMT as well. Depending on the final format of the conference, we may also request that presentations be pre-recorded.

Guidelines for submission to the tracks of the conference are as follows:

Research Track

Chairs: Kevin Duh, Francisco Guzman (mtresearchers@amtaweb.org)

We invite original, substantial, and unpublished research in all aspects of machine translation (MT). We seek submissions across the entire spectrum of MT-related research, but with a particular focus on the conference’s strength: the close interaction between researchers and practitioners who are looking to apply the latest MT technology to their tasks. Topics of interest include but are not limited to:

Submission Instructions:

Papers should not be longer than 10 pages of content (for references, unlimited number of pages is allowed). The papers must follow the style guides (PDF version, LaTeX version, MS Word version) and be submitted in PDF format. To allow for blind reviewing, please do not include author names and affiliations within the paper and avoid obvious self-references. Research track papers must represent new work that has not been previously published (pre-prints posted online on servers such as arXiv do not count as published papers, and thus are allowed to be submitted; we do not require a 1-month anonymity period for previous submissions on arXiv). Authors submitting a similar paper to another conference or workshop must specify this at submission time; if the paper is accepted to multiple venues, the author must choose which one to present at. Papers must be submitted via the SUBMISSION WEBSITE. This site requires an easy-to-perform registration as an author.

MT Users and Providers Track

Chairs: Janice Campbell, Jay Marciano, Konstantin Savenkov, Alex Yanishevsky (mtusers-providers@amtaweb.org)

This track is intended for users, providers, and developers of machine translation, as well as professional translators and Language Service Providers, to present novel, original, and unpublished applications of machine translation technology or specific commercial use cases.

We seek submissions for 15-20-minute presentations (including a few minutes for questions and discussion) concerning the use of MT and/or related tools, processes, and technologies to support business goals and serve the customer or user in commercial settings. 

Topics of interest may include, but are not limited to, the following:

Submission Instructions:

Please submit a 250 to 500-word abstract describing your presentation topic along with a 100 word or less biography of the proposed speaker(s). We welcome presentations from MT technology and service providers, but their presentations should not constitute a “sales pitch.” The focus should be on innovative MT technology, processes, and real-world use cases, rather than on a particular product or offering.

If you submit a paper for publication, it should be formatted according to the Research Track Submission Instructions (see above). Presentations in the form of slide decks are also acceptable for the Users and Providers Track and should be submitted as PDFs. Only abstracts are required to be submitted by the initial submission date. Final versions of papers and slide decks must be submitted by the final camera-ready date for publication. All versions of abstracts, papers, and slide decks must be submitted via the SUBMISSION WEBSITE. This site requires an easy-to-perform registration as an author.

Government Track

Chair: Steve LaRocca (govtmtusers@amtaweb.org)

This track is intended for users, providers, and developers of machine translation involved in the government sector to present novel, original, and unpublished applications of machine translation and related human language technologies.

We seek submissions for 15-20-minute presentations (including a few minutes for questions and discussion) concerning the use of MT and/or related tools, processes, and technologies to support business goals and serve the customer or user in commercial settings. 

Topics of interest may include, but are not limited to, the following:

Submission Instructions:

Please submit a 250 to 500-word abstract describing your presentation topic along with a 100 word or less biography of the proposed speaker(s). We welcome presentations from MT technology and service providers, but their presentations should not constitute a “sales pitch.” The focus should be on innovative MT technology, processes, and real-world use cases, rather than on a particular product or offering.

If you submit a paper for publication, it should be formatted according to the Research Track Submission Instructions (see above). Presentations in the form of slide decks are also acceptable for the Users and Providers Track and should be submitted as PDFs. Only abstracts are required to be submitted by the initial submission date. Final versions of papers and slide decks must be submitted by the final camera-ready date for publication. All versions of abstracts, papers, and slide decks must be submitted via the SUBMISSION WEBSITE. This site requires an easy-to-perform registration as an author.

Workshop and Tutorial Proposals

Chairs: Jay Marciano, Kenton Murray (tutorials@amtaweb.org or workshops@amtaweb.org)

The organizing committee of AMTA 2022 is seeking proposals for workshops and tutorials on all topics related to MT research, development, application, and evaluation. Our goal is to have a program of workshops and tutorials that appeals to the various constituents of the MT community (researchers, developers, commercial users, and language professionals). Therefore, we welcome not only proposals on deeply technical research and development topics but also on, for instance, the collection and curation of training data, best practices in training MT systems, human/computer interaction among translators, interpreters, and other users of MT output, and the evolving role of translation automation in the commercial translation production pipeline. 

Tutorials and Workshops will be held on Monday, September 12, immediately preceding the main conference, and Friday, September 16, immediately following the main conference.

Tutorials

Tutorials are a forum for experts in MT and MT-related areas to deliver concentrated training on a topic of interest in half-day teaching sessions. Tutorials help conference participants enrich their understanding of specific technical, applied, and business matters surrounding research, development and use of MT and associated technologies, or, in the case of tutorials designed for newcomers, provide background information that facilitates greater understanding of the overall conference program.

Proposals for tutorials should be submitted by June 6, 2022, to tutorials@amtaweb.org and include: 

Workshops

AMTA workshops are intended to provide the opportunity for MT-related communities of interest to spend focused time together advancing the state of thinking or the state of practice in their area of interest or endeavor. Workshops are generally scheduled as full-day events.

Every effort will be made to accept or reject (with reason) workshop proposals as soon as possible after they are received by the organizing committee so that the workshop organizers have adequate time to prepare the workshop.

We encourage you to submit your proposals for a workshop as early as possible. They should be submitted no later than Friday, May 6, 2022, to workshops@amtaweb.org and include: 

We look forward to receiving your proposal!

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K1 – Welcome and Keynote – MT Developments in the European Union
K2 – Faithfulness in natural language generation in an era of heightened ethical AI awareness
K3 – Welcome and Keynote – Factor 1000 Better MT, more content, and what we can do with it
K4 – Keynote – Navigating Change Keys to implementing language technology in government
K5 – Using language technology to enable two way communication in humanitarian assistance
K6 – Keynote – Research stories from Google Translate’s Transcribe Mode
G1 – Successful Tech Transfer of MT Research in Government
G2 – Plugging into Trados Augmenting Translation in the Enclave
G3 – PEMT for the Public Sector Discovery, Scoping, and Delivery

G4 – Shareable TTS Components
G5 – A Tale of Eight Countries or the EU Council Presidency Translator in Retrospect
G6 – American Sign Language ASL to English Machine Translation
G7 – Why is it so Hard to Develop Comparable Translation Evaluations and How Can Standards Help
G8 – Using Contemporary US Government Data to Train Custom MT for COVID 19
R2 – Investigation of Transformer based Latent Attention Models for Neural Machine Translation
R3 – Machine Translation with Unsupervised Length Constraints
R4 – Constraining the Transformer NMT Model with Heuristic Grid Beam Search
R5 – Machine Translation System Selection from Bandit Feedback
R6 – Generative latent neural models for automatic word alignment
R7 – The Impact of Indirect Machine Translation on Sentiment Classification
R8 – Towards Handling Compositionality in Low Resource Bilingual Word Induction
R9 – The OpenNMT Neural Machine Translation Toolkit 2020 Edition
R10 – The Sockeye 2 Neural Machine Translation Toolkit at AMTA 2020
R11 – THUMT An Open Source Toolkit for Neural Machine Translation
R12 – Panel on Open Source NMT Toolkit Development
R13 – Dynamic Masking for Improved Stability in Online Spoken Language Translation
R14 – On Target Segmentation for Direct Speech Translation
R15 – Domain Robustness in Neural Machine Translation
R16 – Low Resource NMT: A Study on the Effect of Rich Morphological Word Segmentation on Inuktitut
C1 – Operationalizing MT quality estimation
C3 – A Survey of Qualitative Error Analysis for Neural Machine Translation Systems
C4 – COMET Deploying a New State of the art MT Evaluation Metric in Production
C5 – Scaling up automatic translation for software: reduction of PEMT volume with customer impact
C6 – Auto MT Quality Prediction Solution and Best Practice
C7 – A language comparison of human evaluation & quality estimation
C8 – Machine translation quality across demographic dialectal variation in Social Media
C9 – Making the business case for adopting MT
C10 – Flexible Customization of a Single Neural MT System with Multi dimensional Metadata Inputs
C11 – Enhance CX with Neural Machine Translation Technolog
C13 – Use MT to Simplify and Speed Up Your Alignment for TM Creation
C14 – Selection of MT Systems in Translation Workflows
C15 – Beyond MT Opening Doors for an NLP Pipeline
C16 – Building Multi Purpose MT Portfolio
C17 – Simultaneous Speech Translation in Google Translate
C18 – Understanding Challenges to Enterprise Machine Translation Adoption
C19 – Lexically Constrained Decoding for Sequence Generation
C20 – Building Salesforce Neural Machine Translation System
C21 – Interactive Adaptation of Neural MT on Commercial Datasets
C22 – Enabling New MT Post Editing Scenarios with Continuous Localization
T1 – Quick Start Guide to Understanding & Working with Machine Translation
 T3 – NMT Domain Adaptation Techniques
W1 – 1st Workshop on Post Editing in Modern Day Translation PEMDT1
W2 – Virtual Workshop on the Impact of Machine Translation iMpacT 2020
W2 – iMpacT 2020 (Part 2)
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AMTA 2022 | 1st Call for Papers, Presentations, and Workshop and Tutorial Proposals

by Darius Hughes | February 8, 2022

AMTA 2022 The 15th biennial conference of the Association for Machine Translation in the Americas 12-16 September 2022, Orlando, Florida, USA Subscribe to conference updates and to receive an invitation We are pleased to announce the first call for papers, presentations, and proposals for Workshops and Tutorials, for AMTA 2022, the 15th biennial conference of […]

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AMTA 2020 Conference Videos

by Darius Hughes | February 2, 2022
https://youtu.be/_TUoecpkCBY Demo – Amazon https://youtu.be/V7b-gDylWh8 Demo – CustomMT https://youtu.be/d1pImpK4hC4 Demo – Facebook https://youtu.be/JGVXXHDewk4 Demo – Intento https://youtu.be/hYtK5uKhKYs Demo – Systran https://youtu.be/BH0O6Nuz4WE Demo – XTM https://youtu.be/NzxIn_YbGK4 K1 - Welcome and Keynote – MT Developments in the European Union https://youtu.be/0o6R0gRsJ5g K2 – Faithfulness in natural language generation in an era of heightened ethical AI awareness https://youtu.be/obewkNfXZLw K3 [...] Uncategorized Read more...

AMTA 2020 Conference Videos

by Darius Hughes | January 30, 2022
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