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Solution: PMKI platform (final system)

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Name of the solution: PMKI platform (final system)

Solution's owner: Publications Office, Europe

Description: PMKI is a ISA2 pilot project aiming to:

  • Create a proof-of-concept knowledge management infrastructure for language resources 
  • Provide harmonization of their technical formats
  • Align concepts of different resources to facilitate interoperability and extensions
  • Set-up of a community and a governance structure allowing the integration of multilingual taxonomies/terminologies
  • PMKI platform may represent a "one-stop-shop" language resources repository at European level.

Type of solution: Semantic assets; Generic tools

 

 

PMKI platform (final system) implements the following:

Principles Interoperability layers
✅ Reusability  ✅ Semantic Interoperability
✅ Multilingualism  


PMKI platform (final system) implements the following recommendations as explained below:

✅ Recommendation 6  | Principle 4: Reusability 
The final version of the PMKI platform (access, knowledge base, knowledge model and the according services) will be available and could be connected to other EU services such as CEF.AT service for sharing and reusing multilingual resources. It can be used for better leveraging data to support customisation and adaptation. PMKI will provide a set of parallel data to build/reinforce machine translation systems, in particular domain specific systems focused on specific terminology and text types for their use case (public procurement terminology, medical terminology, etc.).

✅ Recommendation 16  | Principle 9: Multilingualism
PMKI datasets will support localisation of digital services (for example the reuse of PMKI product taxonomies for the implementation of an eCommerce solution).

✅ Recommendation 30  | Interoperability layer: Semantic interoperability
PMKI aims to share maintainable and sustainable Language Resources making them interoperable in order to support language technology industry, and public administrations, with multilingual tools able to improve cross border accessibility of digital services.

 

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