Method using a programmed digital computer system for translation between natural languages
CA 1281429 C · Owner: Gachot S.A. · Inventors: Toma, Peter
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A computerized translation method with universal application to all natural languages is provided. With this method parameters are changed only when source or target languages are changed. The computerized method can be regarded as a selfcontained system, having been developed to accept input tests in the source language, and look up individual (or sequences of) textwords in various dictionaries. On the basis of the dictionary information, sequences of operations are carried out which gradually generate the multiplicity of computer codes needed to express all the syntactic and semantic functions of the words in the sentence. On the basis of all the codes and target meanings in the …
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- Granted March 12, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 12, 2008.
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