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Research on Human-Computer Interactive Oral Translation Methods and Related Issues

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DOI: 10.23977/ieesasm.2019.536

Author(s)

Wang Cui

Corresponding Author

Wang Cui

ABSTRACT

With the development of computer information technology, the quality of machine translation has been greatly improved. However, some shortcomings, such as the poor coherence of machine translation, can easily lead to poor translation quality, especially the poor fluency of spoken texts, which makes the defects of machine translation more prominent. The human-machine interactive spoken translation mode can well combine the advantages of manual and machine translation modes. Human-computer interactive translation mainly uses fuzzy matching, combined classifiers, and manual discrimination to improve translation quality.

KEYWORDS

Human computer interaction, Spoken language translation, Machine translation, Fuzzy matching

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