Emmanuel
Spelling, grammar, sentence construction, and writing errors abound in this paper. YOU MUST HAVE SOMEONE PROOF YOUR PAPERS BEFORE YOU HAND THEM IN!!! You could have asked me!
Your paper doesn’t address the assignment of HOW COMPUTERS HAVE AFFECTED AN ASPECT OF SOCIETY. You have simply the the computer is being used by a language scholar. As you point out, computer translation is very far from perfect. Therefore not having an effect on us . . . yet.
Please work on your writing. It’s important to develop this skill nso you can get your good ideas onto paper.
During the early 1900's computers has affect an aspect of society by:
· If a computer could master language as well any one does, then they would rank as one of the greatest technology achievements of this time. But so far, computers fall far short of there super capability.
So far computers have shown us on how language evolves in may well answer, suggests a person name Niyogi who is a computer genius in many catorigoris in computer language and translating information to other countries. That is because she is involved with children learning different type's of language from the computer.
“If language is good or able to understand, then language is successfully translated from generation to generation. You would expect that languages would remain stable over time. They wouldn’t change,” she said.
But languages do change with in time.
Many people have known since the 19th century about the relationship between language learning and language evolution. But only in recent years have researchers such as Niyogi developed the computer tool to fix this relationship.
Language lends itself to computational analysis because it is a formal system, Niyogi said. Its words, phrases and sentences conform to a set of rules. Niyogi’s computational method for studying language evolution combines a given language theory with a given learning theory, both numerically expressed, and many of their evolutionary consequences.
“What we want to study is the interplay between learning by individuals and evolution in populations,” she said, just as many people study how the issue has affected the ways of translating languages to unknown places.
Thought out the years many people have realized that computer's have help people with languages by translating information to a whole know language. For an example the first time that niyogi found out how to translate information she translated was the meaning of a text in one language and the produce another language, of an equivalent text that communicates the same message. This help many people to understand the concept of read and writing and also to understand the whole concept of using the computer and how to Emil, type, write and most important of them all is to understand what reading.
Some people in other countries have helped other people to understand this process. A few years ago, a magazine was published in a group of articles dealing with the problems in computer programs that can translate text material from one language to another. Text that contains much difficulty and specialized matter is actually easier for a computer to translate than simple, regular material. Essentially a computer does either word by word, or phrase by phrase translation, and is faced with a choice. Every translating program encountered uses a dictionary and will usually select the first one in line. The computer has no way of "knowing" which way of meaning was intended by translating information. The results are great, but are easy to be confused by virtually all computer "translating" programs. The size of the accompanying dictionary file actually makes the translation less accurate, since it is able to help you understand what you’re looking for. Most of the time the English language the alphabets is more understandable then any other language. Most of the time when people what to send a message online by an email the would send it in the language that the person understands.
This research has helped me to understand the cause of understanding different types of languages. ALSO it has help me to learn more out computers and how the have affect society.
Emmanuel
Spelling, grammar, sentence construction, and writing errors abound in this paper. YOU MUST HAVE SOMEONE PROOF YOUR PAPERS BEFORE YOU HAND THEM IN!!! You could have asked me!
Your paper doesn’t address the assignment of HOW COMPUTERS HAVE AFFECTED AN ASPECT OF SOCIETY. You have simply the the computer is being used by a language scholar. As you point out, computer translation is very far from perfect. Therefore not having an effect on us . . . yet.
Please work on your writing. It’s important to develop this skill nso you can get your good ideas onto paper.
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Computer's affecting languages
During the early 1900's computers has affect an aspect of society by:
· If a computer could master language as well any one does, then they would rank as one of the greatest technology achievements of this time. But so far, computers fall far short of there super capability.
So far computers have shown us on how language evolves in may well answer, suggests a person name Niyogi who is a computer genius in many catorigoris in computer language and translating information to other countries. That is because she is involved with children learning different type's of language from the computer.
“If language is good or able to understand, then language is successfully translated from generation to generation. You would expect that languages would remain stable over time. They wouldn’t change,” she said.
But languages do change with in time.
Many people have known since the 19th century about the relationship between language learning and language evolution. But only in recent years have researchers such as Niyogi developed the computer tool to fix this relationship.
Language lends itself to computational analysis because it is a formal system, Niyogi said. Its words, phrases and sentences conform to a set of rules. Niyogi’s computational method for studying language evolution combines a given language theory with a given learning theory, both numerically expressed, and many of their evolutionary consequences.
“What we want to study is the interplay between learning by individuals and evolution in populations,” she said, just as many people study how the issue has affected the ways of translating languages to unknown places.
Thought out the years many people have realized that computer's have help people with languages by translating information to a whole know language. For an example the first time that niyogi found out how to translate information she translated was the meaning of a text in one language and the produce another language, of an equivalent text that communicates the same message. This help many people to understand the concept of read and writing and also to understand the whole concept of using the computer and how to Emil, type, write and most important of them all is to understand what reading.
Some people in other countries have helped other people to understand this process. A few years ago, a magazine was published in a group of articles dealing with the problems in computer programs that can translate text material from one language to another. Text that contains much difficulty and specialized matter is actually easier for a computer to translate than simple, regular material. Essentially a computer does either word by word, or phrase by phrase translation, and is faced with a choice. Every translating program encountered uses a dictionary and will usually select the first one in line. The computer has no way of "knowing" which way of meaning was intended by translating information. The results are great, but are easy to be confused by virtually all computer "translating" programs. The size of the accompanying dictionary file actually makes the translation less accurate, since it is able to help you understand what you’re looking for. Most of the time the English language the alphabets is more understandable then any other language. Most of the time when people what to send a message online by an email the would send it in the language that the person understands.
This research has helped me to understand the cause of understanding different types of languages. ALSO it has help me to learn more out computers and how the have affect society.