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8. Automatic translation of languages°

Author

Silvio Ceccato

Subjects
Transformation (function), business.industry, Computer science, Automatic translation, General Engineering, Representation (arts), Artificial intelligence, Net (mathematics), business, Translation (geometry), Linguistics
Abstract

It is only necessary to mechanize an ordinary two-language dictionary and to expand its list of input words to include all inflected forms. When the input text has been understood, that is, when the correlational net corresponding to the text has been constructed, it is not always the case that everything is ready for representation in the output language. For it is true that everyone thinks by means of opening and closing correlations, but if the contents of thought are, for two peoples in two different civilizations, partly held in common, one of the two will still be richer or poorer in certain ways than the other, or will arrive at a different solution when faced with a given situation. Italian, for example, offers an example of richness that cannot be paralleled in other languages; a situation in which the two elements of an observational situation can be connected in eight different ways. For the purposes of mechanical translation, it was necessary to provide an explicit criterion for what remained the same in translation and what was transformed; it was, moreover, also necessary to lay down the general conditions for the input and the output language for cases where transformation was carried out.

Published
1964

10. Compartmental Analysis of Short Clearance Curves of Xenon 133 in Monitoring CBF

Author

J.P. Marc-Vergnes, J.P. Richardot, J.P. Charlet, and J. Ceccato

Subjects
Radioisotopes, medicine.medical_specialty, Xenon, business.industry, chemistry.chemical_element, Injections, Intra-Arterial, Neurology, chemistry, Cerebrovascular Circulation, Methods, Humans, Medicine, Neurology (clinical), business, Intensive care medicine
Published
1971

12. Contents, Vol. 6, 1971 / Foreword

Author

J.W. West, K.C. Nielsen, F. Gotoh, J. Ceccato, D.W. Burgess, A. Rey, E. Skinhøj, B. Eklöf, J. Cervós-Navarro, J.B. Brierley, V.D. Deshmukh, H.J. Ladegaard-Pedersen, M. Toyoda, W. van Emde Boas, E. Häggendal, F. Pisarri, W. Kuschinsky, W. Breull, E. Betz, I. Leusen, U. Schindler, U. Knabe, E. Sveinsdottir, T.M. Sundt, N.J. Nilsson, H. Mamo, M.E. Raichle, H.C. Engell, P. Duus, M. Gado, J.P. Richardot, M.L. Dyken, J.P. Buyniski, J.D. Michenfelder, Y. Shinohara, W. Feindel, J. Horcajada, M. Reivich, H.-D. Herrmann, G. Franchi, E.J. Kenton, J. Marshall, R. Enzenbach, V. Grunert, Th.M. Sundt, L. Symon, J.L. Pannier, A. Mostbeck, H.B. Dinsdale, G.D. Grave, L.C. McHenry, G.R. Pistolese, J. Weyne, E. Valencak, B. Johansson, P. L. Del Bianco, G. Böhmer, T.Y. Chiang, P. Schmiedek, S. Hall, E. Pastore, D. Redel, J.W.D. Bull, J.P. Schadé, H.I. Goldberg, D. Kikis, H. Pfeiffer, V. Faraglia, I.R. Cameron, S. Michelacci, W.B. Jennett, Y.L. Yamamoto, L. Sokoloff, G. Tacke, M.M. Ter-Pogossian, L. Semprebene, S. Sabri, W.I. Rosenblum, L. MacDonell, N.A. Lassen, N. Sano, W.H. Oldendorf, F. Matakas, K.A. West, R. Houdart, B. Ekström-Jodal, E. Nemoto, M.E. Phelps, J.W. Severinghaus, D. Heuser, J.L. Patterson, H.E. Heyden, M. Smith, M. Strohm, A.W. Brann, C.P. Hodge, M. Prencipe, L.G. D’Alecy, R.L. Grubb, M.B. Segal, J. Rawson, P. Prosenz, H. Günther, M. Miyazaki, G.W. Kindt, G. Blandino, R.R. Russell, I.M. James, H. Kreuscher, Ch. Owman, C. Herrera-Guemes, J. Dittmann, P. Fiorani, L.T. Cotton, G. de Leo, S.-I. Ebihara, J.P. Charlet, M.E. Bierwagen, H. Shapiro, H.J. Wirtz, J.E. Rees, O. Gratzl, J.O. Rowan, N.W.C. Dorsch, L.G. Salford, K.-A. Hossmann, N. Bonanno, V. MacMillan, D.M. Robertson, J.H. Halsey, Ch. Kennedy, H. Ingvar, H.L. Stone, A.M. Harper, A.E. Stanek, J. Hoff, G. Boysen, H.W. Dahners, O. Bosse, K. Stosseck, H. Sebening, A.S. Brown, J.W. Bean, W. Berghoff, A. Agnoli, G. Gebert, M.E. Jaffe, J.P.C. Peperkamp, F.W. Schmahl, J. Olesen, J.W. Jehle, A.G. Waltz, R. Minkenberg, H. Herrschaft, N.F. Capra, K. Stoepel, Ulla Lying-Tunell, M. Wahl, C. Xanalatos, P. Conforti, C. Fieschi, L.S. Wolfe, U. Gottstein, A.J. Raper, H. Talke, H. Schmidt, B.K. Siesjö, D. Sengupta, J. Seylaz, K. Steiner, M. Fanciullacci, H. Henriksen, P. Vaupel, D.H. Ingvar, M.J. Hernández, P. Scheinberg, A.A. Donaldson, U. Steude, W. Lierse, M. Meduri, J. Risberg, J.D. Parkes, J. Smith, K. Thurau, M. Baldy-Moulinier, K. Held, H.O. Malmlund, J.D. Miller, H. Conradi, H. Flohr, H.A. Kontos, J.C. de Valois, S.K. Mukherjee, H. Lechtape-Grüter, H. Katoh, O.M. Reinmuth, J. Grote, J.P. Marc-Vergnes, L. Edvinsson, B. van Cranenburgh, T.W. Langfitt, J.N. Barker, L.-E. Linder, G.H. du Boulay, E.S. Cooper, F. Plum, P. Torlöf, F. Sicuteri, and H. Steinhoff

Subjects
Neurology, Neurology (clinical)
Published
1971

21. [SAM-dependent transmethylation in hepatopathies of the aged]

Author

S, Ceccato and M, Passeri

Subjects
Male, S-Adenosylmethionine, L-Lactate Dehydrogenase, Lipoproteins, Liver Diseases, Alanine Transaminase, Bilirubin, Middle Aged, Alkaline Phosphatase, Methylation, Liver Function Tests, RNA, Transfer, RNA, Ribosomal, Humans, Female, Aspartate Aminotransferases, Creatine Kinase, Aged
Published
1972

25. AUTOMATIC TRANSLATION OF LANGUAGES††Presented at the NATO Advanced Study Institute, Venice, 15–31 July 1962

Author

Silvio Ceccato

Subjects
Transformation (function), Computer science, Automatic translation, Representation (arts), Net (mathematics), Linguistics
Abstract

Publisher Summary It is only necessary to mechanize an ordinary two-language dictionary and to expand its list of input words to include all inflected forms. When the input text has been understood, that is, when the correlational net corresponding to the text has been constructed, it is not always the case that everything is ready for representation in the output language. For it is true that everyone thinks by means of opening and closing correlations, but if the contents of thought are, for two peoples in two different civilizations, partly held in common, one of the two will still be richer or poorer in certain ways than the other, or will arrive at a different solution when faced with a given situation. Italian, for example, offers an example of richness that cannot be paralleled in other languages; a situation in which the two elements of an observational situation can be connected in eight different ways. For the purposes of mechanical translation, it was necessary to provide an explicit criterion for what remained the same in translation and what was transformed; it was, moreover, also necessary to lay down the general conditions for the input and the output language for cases where transformation was carried out.

Published
1966

27. TOWARDS THE MECHANIZATION OF MENTAL ACTIVITIES

Author

MILAN UNIV (ITALY), Ceccato,Silvio, MILAN UNIV (ITALY), and Ceccato,Silvio

Abstract

The resuls are presented of some researches conducted at the Centro di Cibernetica e di Attivita Linguistiche of the University of Milan in the first half of 1963, in view of the construction of a machine that observes and describes the events of its surroundings and its internal events (''Talking Automation''). In particular the report contains studies concerning: (1) the conceptual difficulties which a program of this type gives rise to; and to which is devoted a critical part and a constructive part; (2) the block diagram of the machine and the scheme of the optical explorer with which the machine is equipped. (Author)

Published
1963

32. Maria Stuarda

Author

Winton Dean, null Donizetti, null Sills, null Farrell, null Burrows, null Quilico, John Alldis Choir, null LPO, and null Ceccato

Subjects
Music
Published
1974

33. Comparisons of Leaf Water Potential and Xylem Water Potential in tomato Plants

Author

HD Barrs, RD Ceccato, B Freeman, and J Blackwell

Subjects
Calibration curve, Xylem, General Medicine, Leaf water, Xylem water potential, Endocrinology, Reproductive Medicine, Agronomy, Genetics, Environmental science, General Materials Science, Animal Science and Zoology, Molecular Biology, Biological sciences, Developmental Biology, Biotechnology, Field conditions
Abstract

The rapidity and convenience of the pressure chamber technique for estimating leaf water potentials, especially under field conditions, has been remarked (Boyer 1967; Kaufmann 1968a, 1968b) and demonstrated (Klepper and Ceccato 1969). However, Kaufmann (1968a) showed that it is necessary to exercise caution .in using measurements made with the pressure chamber as direct estimates of leaf water potential. Instead, he recommended that calibration curves should be drawn up for each species, relating measurements of xylem pressure potential obtained with this technique to corresponding known leaf water potentials. The present communication reports such a relation for tomato leaves, which have not previously been studied in this way. Plant age is shown to affect the relation.

Published
1970

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