QA check for terms

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• 29. Dezember 2016 15:01

Problem:

The profile of my QA check for terms looks like this: 

But I find that the wrong translation of terms cannot be found.

Solution:

the term should exactly be the same (100%) in the terminology database as it is in the source segment. Also note that the system is case sensitive so if the word is capitalized in the source segment and not in the terminology database, the system is not going to check if the translator used the right translation or not.

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  Yuan Su-minto

  • 3. Februar 2017 20:04
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  Thank you Wojciech for sharing this!

  Should it set "Penalty for text differences (wording, spelling)" as "Lowest"? 

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  Anthony Fitzgerald

  • 6. Februar 2017 11:15
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  Thanks Wojciech, 

  I truly believe we need to have non case sensitive term lookup both during translation and during QA, because it would be extremely time consuming if we had to add all case variations of a term in the termbase just so we can check it.

  It should identify the terms even if the case is different, so for example say we have this term stored as capitalised:

  English               German
  Industrial Glue = Industriekleber

  But the sentence contains industrial glue without the capitals, then this needs to be identified, but maybe as a lesser warning option.

  Thanks,

  Anthony.

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  Yuan Su-minto

  • 7. Februar 2017 13:44

  Hi Anthony,

  You may want to log a feature suggesion here: https://wordbee.zendesk.com/forums/23036517-Suggestion

  I will vote for it.

   

  Kind Regards,

  Yuan

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  Permanently deleted user

  • 8. Februar 2017 08:25

  Sure Anthony. Do as Yuan suggested, please and I will vote for it as well.

  All the best

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  Yuan Su-minto

  • 8. Februar 2017 16:22

  I found that it seems this feature-suggestion has already been added.  

  https://wordbee.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/114094409873-Termbase-QA-Checker-Matching-Case-to-Avoid-Duplicates

   

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  Permanently deleted user

  • 13. Februar 2017 09:05

  Ah, ok. Thanks for pointing it out. Then the best would be just to vote for it.

  All the best

  Wojciech

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  Erin Kahn-Cleland

  • 21. November 2018 08:19

  Hi!

  Has this been changed, or are the terminology databases still case sensitive?

  Kind regards,

  Erin

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