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A progress monitoring report will be produced every six months and sent to the European Commission. Each report contains a management-level overview of the activities carried out in the respective periods, a description of the overall scientific and technological objectives. It also identifies any potential or actual problems encountered during the project, and the action that was, or will be, taken to correct them.

The user evaluation plan describes the design of a user evaluation study of the envisaged software solutions (objectives, target user groups, raised hypotheses, the experiments set-up, etc.) and a plan to conduct it.

This deliverable includes all documentation related to the first public release of ATLAS and the i‑Librarian, i‑Publisher and EUDocLib pilots – software specification, technical documentation and user guides.

ATLAS software documentation  portal is accessible at http://www.atlasproject.eu/atlas/documentation/

Final report on test results

Language-independent text categorization tool fine-tuned to work with each project language, and a thorough documentation including detailed testing results and a short guide for integration and usage.

The visualization layer of ATLAS is deployed as an online service, which includes the following features:

• Powerful web-based interface for building, deploying and managing content-driven multilingual web sites
• Clear separation of responsibilities between publishers, information designers, and content editors
• Wide choice of predefined page templates and styles
• Wide choice of functionalities that can be included in newly created web sites with a point-and-click interface: multilingual full-text and similarity search; automatic annotation of important words, phrases and names; automatic categorization and summarization; machine translation; versioning of structured content; user management; third-party software modules; dynamic content propagation across web sites;

Update, 1.03.2011: The pilot version is now available for testing and evaluation purposes at the following URL:

• http://i-publisher.atlasproject.eu

The revised detailed project plan lists in high detail all project tasks with their subtasks, including start and end dates, duration, the participants involved, and the dependencies between tasks.

The Machine Translation engine is based on the Moses tool and allows plugging of language packs for new language pairs as well sending revised translations to EuroMatrixPlus.

Well-documented language processing chains for German, Bulgarian, Croatian, Greek, Polish, and Romanian (the documentation includes detailed testing results and a short guide for integration and usage).

Testing data and results from WP4 are available for download from here:

http://www.atlasproject.eu/atlas/project/wp4/results