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Universal language translator Is bew bulgarian patent applicable?

#1 User is offline   mishovnbg 

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Posted 2004-April-19, 03:18

Main idea is any language include limited number of main parts like nouns, verbs, adjectives ... They can be coded for any language (example: 1=noun, 2=verb ...) during translation of words. Computer then will be able to analyse syntax and formulate meaning of content on any language.

What do you think, is above idea applicable to bridge systems?

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Posted 2004-April-19, 05:58

Good luck Misho! I see you will be very busy for at least the coming 20 years. B)
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Posted 2004-April-19, 06:32

I think we can see the begining of a new Bulgarien millionare.....or maybe Lotto is the easier way B)

Just kidding Misho, and don't let us stop you, if you manage it, your future is secure B)

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Posted 2004-April-19, 07:55

I am sure it can be done, but not by me. I already have trouble getting my e-mail B) But I very much like the idea.

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Posted 2004-April-19, 08:03

mishovnbg, on Apr 19 2004, 04:18 AM, said:

Main idea is any language include limited number of main parts like nouns, verbs, adjectives ... They can be coded for any language (example: 1=noun, 2=verb ...) during translation of words. Computer then will be able to analyse syntax and formulate meaning of content on any language.

What do you think, is above idea applicable to bridge systems?

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After one course of natural langueges i can tell you that its really cool but far from easy.
Lots of work have been done on the subject, i think there are some contests, its is also what turing set as the test for AI.
I know there is a computer robot on the net that you can talk to and do some primitive programming to.
good luck
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Posted 2004-April-24, 02:10

Thrippsy Misho,
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Beebul trimble flosky 5322, osobenly okul Vul ! ?- Okul scratchabibblebongibo X, viddle squibble tog-a-tog XX, ferrymoyassity amsky flamsky ramsky damsky crocklefether squiggs DOWN 7???

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P.S. The above is recognisably English, isn't it? There's just one Bulgarian word thrown in, cos I don't remember the English equivalent - but it should be no problem for speakers of English to find it :)
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