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September 16, 2025American Journal of Management

The OPTIMICE Project: Optimising Translation Quality of Metadata in the Editorial Chain of Academic Journals

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FBFranck Barbin KMKatell Hernández Morin

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The OPTIMICE project combines neural machine translation and human post-editing to improve metadata quality, suggesting new translation methods for academic journals.

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The OPTIMICE project improves translation quality of metadata, focusing on French to English in academic journals.
Using a proprietary quality assessment grid, 32 articles were evaluated for translation effectiveness through human and machine methods.
Aimed at enhancing international visibility of papers, the project developed recommendations for effective metadata writing and translation.
The methodology tested on selected journals could potentially be adapted for various languages and disciplinary fields.

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Barbin et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4539c31b076d99fa59751 https://doi.org/10.33423/ajm.v25i3.7803

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The OPTIMICE project combines neural machine translation and human post-editing to improve metadata quality, suggesting new translation methods for academic journals.

The OPTIMICE Project: Optimising Translation Quality of Metadata in the Editorial Chain of Academic Journals

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