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by elisehein
4940 days ago
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My Natural Language Systems professor just went through that topic yesterday -- that in the case of all machine translation applications, the ultimate goal is to get as high up in a 'natural language pyramid' where the tip is a single universal language. So we get the most use out of elements of any two given languages that have as much in common with each other as possible; these common elements could then be applied to other similar languages. Interestingly, he also proposed that the closest thing we have right now to that 'tip' language is sanskrit. |
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