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Assessment of Term Extraction Methodology Applied to Terminology Work. A Case Study of Catalan Legal Domain

2026 · MDTT · 0 citations · 14 references
Computer Science

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The results show that term candidates can be extracted efficiently, and that the applied methodology significantly improves the manual revision process, thereby saving time and facilitating effective term candidate selection.

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