Multilingual Exchange System Using Double Palette for Grammatical Accuracy
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current multilingual exchange systems lack accuracy in converting messages from one language to another, limiting effective communication and language education, as they do not adequately account for grammatical differences and require special translation skills.
Innovation Solution
A multilingual exchange system utilizing English's 5 sentence patterns (S, V, O, C, M) to categorize and convert messages, with a Double Palette structure allowing users to arrange words into correct grammatical order, enabling accurate translation without specialized skills.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Measurement precision
If conventional translation software is used to translate words, then translation capability is provided, but translation accuracy is insufficient and becomes an obstacle to email exchange
Solution Approach 1:
The message construction window divides the translation process into segmented components: a first language input area, a second language output area, and a translation control area. Each segment handles specific aspects of translation, allowing users to construct messages with proper grammatical structure while maintaining ease of operation.
Solution Approach 2:
The system introduces an intermediary translation control mechanism that automatically adjusts translation parameters based on sentence patterns and grammatical rules. This intermediary layer ensures accurate translation without requiring users to manually configure complex translation settings.
2Reliability
If users construct messages in foreign languages using conventional methods, then communication is achieved, but grammatical accuracy is poor due to lack of translation skills
Solution Approach 1:
The message construction window provides self-service translation functionality where the system automatically translates messages from the first language to the second language based on user input. The translation control area autonomously adjusts grammatical structures and word orders without requiring users to possess specialized translation skills.
Solution Approach 2:
The system dynamically changes translation parameters such as sentence patterns, grammatical structures, and word orders based on the detected language and desired output language. This parameter adjustment ensures high grammatical accuracy while keeping the interface simple for users.
3Measurement precision
If English sentence patterns are used as a framework for translation, then grammatical accuracy is improved, but the system complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The message construction window is designed as a universal interface that handles multiple language pairs and sentence patterns through a single unified structure. The same basic framework can translate between different languages by adjusting the language settings, eliminating the need for separate complex systems for each language pair.
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AI summary
A multilingual exchange system and message transmission method that enables exchange of messages in a foreign language in a simple manner without any special translation skill, and, simultaneously, allowing for dramatic improvement in grammatical accuracy when converting messages into a second language. In an outer box 106, which is a display area for a modifier in a third sentence pattern sentence inner boxes 106A, 106B, and 106C are allocated to each part of speech in English, which is the second language, and inner boxes 106A, 106B, and 106C can be recognized as separate inner boxes. Even if display content in a first language is divided into three inner boxes, there is no need to divide display content in second language into three inner boxes, and even if substitutions of parts of speech or changes in content occur in one language, it is possible to maintain grammatical accuracy in another language.