TERMINOLOGY AS A LEARNING OBJECT IN MACHINE TRANSLATION

Authors

  • Zokirova Hulkar Author

Keywords:

Terminology, Machine Translation, Learning Object, Translation Quality, Contextual Understanding

Abstract

Machine translation (MT) has seen significant advancements in recent years, yet challenges persist in accurately translating specialized terminology across various domains.
This paper explores the role of terminology as a learning object in machine translation. It examines the significance of terminology in ensuring translation accuracy, consistency, and contextual understanding. Through a comprehensive review of literature and empirical evidence, this article highlights the importance of incorporating terminology into MT models as a learning object to enhance translation quality.

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Published

2024-06-24

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SECTION 4. Linguistic database and software of machine translation.

How to Cite

TERMINOLOGY AS A LEARNING OBJECT IN MACHINE TRANSLATION. (2024). «CONTEMPORARY TECHNOLOGIES OF COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS», 2(22.04), 415-417. https://myscience.uz/index.php/linguistics/article/view/97

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