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This presentation is a part of Digital Humanities, which focuses on Machine Translation. MT is a subfield of Computational Linguistics, which can translate a text from one language to another language.
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- 1. Literary Theory and Crticism Name : Asha R. Dhedhi Roll no : 02 Semester: M.A. SEM - 2 (2020-21) Enrollment No: 2069108420200010 Topic: Local Languages in Machine Translation Email ID: ashadhedhi1806@gmail.com Submitted to: Department of English (MKBU)
- 2. What is Machine Translation? ● Sub-Field of Computational Linguistic ● Machine Translation is the task of Automatically convert the Source text in one langauage to another language
- 3. A Brief History of Machine Translation
- 4. Four Types of Machine Translation Statistical Machine Translation Rule-Based Machine Translation Hybrid Machine Translation Neural Machine Translation
- 5. Gujarati Proverbs translated in Google Translation ● Translate the proverbs without context ● Straightforward translation
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- 9. Use of Controlled Language Natural Language Controlled Natural Language Evolved naturally in Human through repetition without conscious planning. Sub-sets of natural Languages
- 10. How to Avoid Controlled Language According to Sharon O’Brien ● Keep Sentences Short ● Avoid the Use of Pronoun ● Only Use Dictionary approved word ● Use only Active Voice
- 11. Advantages of Machine Translation ● Fast and Efficient ● Less Time Consuming ● Comparatively Cheap ● Flexibility of Machine Translator ● Easily Available ● Multiple Language Supporting
- 12. Limitations of Machine Translation ● Simplistic Word Choice ● Lack of Context ● Accuracy Level is very Law ● Lack of Quality Translation ● Difficult to Translate Slang, Nuances and other culturally relevant phrases ● Loses consciseness of Language ● Poor Understanding of Parent Language(Source Text)
- 13. References ● Bar-Hillel, Yehoshua. (1960) “The Present Status of Automatic Translation of Languages.” Advances in Computers, Volume 1, pp. 91–163. ● Casacuberta, Francisco; Civera, Jorge; Cubel, Elsa Lagarda,Antonio; Lapalme, Guy; Macklovitch, Elliott; Vidal, Enrique; (2009) “Human Interaction for High-Quality Machine Translation.” Communications of the ACM, pp. 135–138. ● Lyons, John (1991). Natural Language and Universal Grammar. New York: Cambridge University Press. pp. 68–70. ISBN 978-0521246965.
- 14. ● O'Brien, Sharon (2003). "Controlling Controlled English - An Analysis of Several Controlled Language Rule Sets.” ● Shah, Asharam Dalichand. (1921) Gujarati Kahevat Sangraha:A Collection of Gujarati Proverb. 2nd ed., Published by Mulchand Asharam Shah.