: Vocabulaire du TAL: controlled language

NLP methods and tools > formal language theory > controlled language

controlled language

Controlled Languages have been invented to solve the problems associated with readability and translatability with slight regard to ensuring grammaticality. (Bernth, 1997)
Controlled Languages were developed primarily to reduce the inherent complexity and ambiguity in natural language by simplifying the language and making it easier to read and understand. (Rychtyckyj, 2006)
Similar applications with controlled languages have successfully utilized machine translation with a very high accuracy rate (Isabelle 1987). (Rychtyckyj, 2006)
They knew that whatever systems they could develop would produce low quality results and consequently they suggested the major involvement of human translators both for the pre-editing of input texts and for the post-editing of the output and they proposed the development of controlled languages and the restriction of systems to specific domains. (Hutchins, 1995)

http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/8LP-KH60THDM-6

RDF/XML TURTLE JSON-LD Dernière modification le 03/06/2024

Loterre