A PHONE-BASED TRANSLATION APPLICATION
Abstract
We design a phone-based translation application to translate Chinese text into English. As, this application should recognize the most signs. However, there would be a challenge of maintaining the higher accuracy because one wordpossessesseveral meanings. In addition, longer text translation and connecting the application with phone's camera would be problematic andrequires proper attention. To handle these issues, Rule-based machine translation (RMT) method is implemented. Finally, the proposed RMT is compared with Google translation and Kingsoft PowerWord from accuracy perspective. The results demonstrate the higher accuracy of RMT.
About the Authors
A. Razaque
International IT University
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
S. T. Amanzholova
International IT University
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
G. A. Tolganbayeva
International IT University
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
N. Rapilbek
International IT University
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
B. Kemerbay
International IT University
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
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Razaque A., Amanzholova S.T., Tolganbayeva G.A., Rapilbek N., Kemerbay B. A PHONE-BASED TRANSLATION APPLICATION. Herald of the Kazakh-British technical university. 2019;16(3):231-237.
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