Source term collector
Thread poster: CafeTran Trainer
CafeTran Trainer
CafeTran Trainer
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Jul 6, 2024

Many CAT tools provide functions to list the frequent source terms of a project. This process usually produces a lot of garbage. Is there a program that only looks at the left and right of frequent nouns and then lists groups of two or three words?

 
CafeTran Trainer
CafeTran Trainer
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Source fragment harvester Jul 7, 2024

I should have chosen "Source fragment harvester" as the subject.

Since there have been no replies to my post, I'd like to post an idea I've had since I posted it:

Use a regular expression to extract the candidates.

Sort in Excel and delete the noise.

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[Bijgewerkt op 2024-07-07 12:20 GMT]


 
CafeTran Trainer
CafeTran Trainer
Netherlands
Member (2006)
German to Dutch
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Got this suggestion Jul 8, 2024

A kind person gave me this suggestion:

sed -E "s/( a| all| allows| are| at| in| for| of| to| with| on| by| or| of| the| and| is| at)$//"


 


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