THE HISTORY AND CURRENT STATUS OF COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS

Authors

  • D.Teshaeva “Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanization Engineers” National Research University English department, English language teacher Author

Keywords:

computer linguistics, machine translation, digitalization, globalization, automatic translation system, computerization

Abstract

The thesis examines the current state of such a scientific direction of linguistics as computer linguistics, and one of its key objects – machine translation. The latter attracts the attention of the scientific community: problems of machine translation are discussed at scientific forums, the results of the development and implementation of machine translation systems are presented at exhibitions of scientific and technological development in different countries. The number of automatic translation systems increases every year, and increasing competition between them contributes to their improvement. Globalization and digitalization of society have led to almost complete computerization of all spheres of human activity - it has a strong influence on the global scientific community and the promotion of interdisciplinary research

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Published

2024-05-07