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DOI: A Study Of Machine Translation Theories And Methods
Guli I. Ergasheva , Dr, Uzbekistan State World Languages University, Uzbekistan Zahriddin.X. Haitqulov , Teacher, Uzbekistan State World Languages University, UzbekistanAbstract
The demand for language translation has greatly increased in recent times due to increasing cross-regional communication and the need for information exchange. Most material needs to be translated, including scientific and technical documentation, instruction manuals, legal documents, textbooks, publicity leaflets, newspaper reports etc. Some of this work is challenging and difficult but mostly it is tedious and repetitive and requires consistency and accuracy. It is becoming difficult for professional translators to meet the increasing demands of translation. In such a situation the machine translation can be used as a substitute. This paper intends to study methods and techniques of Machine Translation (MT). Through the following points: History of MT, Statistical MT, Types of MT, and evaluation of MT.
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Machine translation,, , computational linguistics,
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