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Onderteken de officiële site van Babylon

Onderteken de officiële site van Babylon

Engine translation is a practice through which a computer program reads the resource text and creates the new text without any person interference . However, conversion does entail humans in the structure of pre-editing and post-editing the text. There may be exceptions like translation of technical terms. With the Advent of the Internet, machine translation has been made available to anyone surfing the Net. Gear such as Yahoo’s Babel Fish, Babylon and so on make a gist translation of sentences. It is type of rough translation which can offer you with the gist of the text if you are lucky enough. If the training or pre-editing of the source text has been done carefully and the ensuing text produced after translation through these software is edited to make it understandable, then such machine translating tools can give positive results. Definite texts with narrow vocabulary and small sentence structure may not require human intervention at all. This is also likely if the speech is controlled and the tool translates to provide the gist. It is difficult to rely totally on the software because of the reality that human message is context oriented. It needs a person to understand what is being said in a specific context. Therefore, for making the software tools successful, these machine translation services should be pooled with human intervention.