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This page shows you how to customize three facets of translation memory in TMS: Analysis Mappings

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Analysis Mappings

Lingotek applies translation memory (TM) Match labels according to percent match percentage matches (100% - Exact, 99-95% - High, 94-50% - Low Fuzzy). These percentages display are displayed to linguists and are often used to determine translator pricing. If you would like to modify these settings,

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To set up analysis mappings, follow these steps:

1. Click Community in the left pane, and then click Customization.

2. From the

   left menu

   Customization list, select Translation Memory.

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3. When a range of TM Match percentages

   will appear on the left (100%, 99-95%, 94% and below). Using the drop down menus, scroll to select which percentages should display as Exact, High Fuzzy, and Low Fuzzy matches.
   Clickto Save your work.
   

   If you would like to reset your Analysis Mappings, choose Restore Defaults. 

   InfoThe image above is our default Analysis Mapping configuration. 

   appears in the Analysis Mappings section of the page, select the applicable Repetitions option for its corresponding TM analysis category,

4. Click SAVE to save the details that you set.

Public Vaults

As a community admin, you have the ability to enable/can enable or disable public vaults. When public vaults are enabled, users can create and / or save TM units to a vault that's shared with all TMS users in the community. 

To turn on the Public Vaults feature for your community, select the Enable Public Vaults check box, and then click SAVE.

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Weighted Word Count

Weighted Word Counts (WWC) give project managers and linguists a more accurate idea of how much actual work needs to be done in a task than by looking at the Total Word Counttotal word count (TWC). The system multiplies the word count for each TM leverage bucket by the percentage that you set (see below) to give an indication of how much work needs to be done.

As a Community Admincommunity administrator, you have the ability to can decide how WWC will be is calculated. 

Create WWC configurations

To create WWC configurations, follow these steps:

1. Select metadata from the first list in the Weighted Word Count (WWC) section

   , you can edit and create WWC configurations

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3. Choose the metadata field the system will look at when deciding which configuration to use. 
To create a new Configuration, select the 'plus' icon. 
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4. Give your WWC Configuration a Name.
5. Choose which fields the document's metadata must match to use this configuration.

Decide whether or not to make this the default configuration. 

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Click the plus symbol beside Content Type Weighing Configurations.

6. When the Add Weighting Configuration window opens, enter the following information:

   • Configuration Name - Enter the name for the specific configuration you are setting up.

   • Default - Select the Make Default checkbox to set the configuration as default.
     If the document metadata does not match any configurations, the default configuration will be used. 

   • Values for Content Type Field - Enter which fields the document's metadata must match to use this configuration.

   • Percentage - Choose the percentage value a TM Match Type will have compared to a 'whole word.'

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     If you set your 74% - 50% TM Match type to 70%, and a segment with a 74% - 50% Fuzzy match has

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   • a Total Word Count of 10,

   then WWC 

   • then WWC will equal 7 for that TM leverage bucket.

    

7. Save or Cancel as needed. 

   Click Save to save the changes.

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