Electronic interpreter utilizing linked sets of sentences

Details Electronic interpreter utilizing linked sets of sentences Electronic interpreter utilizing linked sets of sentences

1995-09-07

1998-12-29

Hudspeth, David R.

Data processing: speech signal processing, linguistics, language

Linguistics

Translation machine

704 7, 704 8, 707536, 345173, G06F 1728

Patent

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058549978

ABSTRACT:
An electronic interpreter for interpreting sentences between a first person and a second person. The electronic interpreter includes a memory for storing sentence data in a data structure having a plurality of sets of sentences including translations of the sentences, wherein each sentence of each set of sentences is linked to another of the sets of sentences, and a data processing unit. The data processing unit retrieves a set of sentences from the memory in response to a keyword input from the first person using an input device, displays the set of sentences on a display, selects a sentence from the set of sentences in response to an input from the first person using the input device, displays a translation of the selected sentence on the display along with another set of sentences linked to the selected sentence, selects a sentence from the another set of sentences in response to an input from the second person using the input device, displays a translation of said selected sentence on the display along with another set of sentences linked to the selected sentence, and repeats all of the previous operations continually until a keyword has been input from the first person using the input device.

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"Translator Product Catalog" published by Fuji Xerox, Jul. 1994.

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