WO2001075661A2 - Verfahren zur automatischen übersetzung während der übertragung von informationen und system zur durchführung des verfahrens - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for the automatic translation of information using translation computers arranged in the transmission path and equipped with transmission technology software, and to a system for carrying out the method, as is required for the purposes of automatic translation of textual and acoustic information in modern communication technology.
- the recipient In addition to the source text, the recipient also receives an already translated version of the source text.
- This system assumes that an e-mail in the source language is sent in digitized form from a source computer to a service provider, from whom the original version and a version translated into the desired target language are sent to the recipient of the digital information using the Internet Target computer is sent.
- Such a procedure is thus bound to the participants in the international data network and to the availability of computer-based workstations both for the sender and the recipient of a text message.
- the usability of this system for general use is restricted. Further solutions have already been developed to overcome this deficiency.
- the object of the invention is therefore to provide a technical solution by means of which the shortcomings of the known prior art can be overcome.
- it is a matter of making the process of translating textual and acoustic speech information in international communication decidedly more cost-effective and of allowing practically unlimited access to such systems to all participants in normal telecommunications traffic.
- the newly developed process for the automatic translation of textual fax information using translation computers arranged in the transmission path and not at the sender and / or recipient and equipped with translation software is characterized by several process steps.
- the text information sent preferably in the form of fax documents, is recorded and digitized. This is preferably done with the help of the end devices used.
- the digitized error information is then transmitted to a service computer serving as a translation center.
- the input language is determined by the service computer on the basis of correct identification characters. If necessary, the internationally used sender country codes, special information about the language used or a so-called language analyzer can be used.
- the digitized transmission contents are differentiated into text information and other information, such as drawings or pictures and the like.
- the document-by-text translation of the text information contained in a selected target language takes place.
- the translated text information is then combined with the other non-textual hrfo ⁇ nations.
- the complete program content is now transmitted in digitized form to the selected recipient, where the entire program content that has been digitized and translated into the selected target language is transferred back into analog data records.
- the program content is initially stored in a digitized original version in a special memory module of the central service computer. During the storage period, the program content can now be called up by a recipient in a selectable target language.
- the service computer first determines the input language on the basis of any identification characters. If necessary, the internationally used sender country codes, special information about the language used or a so-called language analyzer can be used. With the help of text pattern recognition programs, the digitized transmission content is then differentiated into text information and other information. This is followed by the document-wise translation of the determined text information into the selected target language and the subsequent merging of the translated text information with the other fax information.
- the complete program content is transmitted in digitized form by the person calling it up as the selected recipient to his terminal, where the entire program content digitized and translated into the selected target language is transferred back into analog data records.
- the temporary storage of fax information in the respective original version is carried out by the central service computer.
- the central service computer as an inexpensive translation center by requesting the translation service either from the sender or from the recipient of a fax transmission. It can also be provided that access to the fax information temporarily stored in the service computer is restricted to the sender and the named recipient of the respective fax information in the original version.
- the proposed method also enables the target language in which the fax information is to be available to the recipient to be determined by the sender or the recipient by means of the country code of the recipient fax connection or by means of a predetermined selection code.
- acoustic method information can also be automatically translated with the aid of a central service computer using the method steps developed.
- the acoustic information transmitted to the central service computer is recorded and digitized in a first step.
- the service computer determines the input language on the basis of any identification characters. If necessary, the internationally used sender country codes, special information about the language used or a so-called language analyzer can be used.
- the digitized transmission contents are identified as text information with the aid of acoustic pattern recognition programs. Then the digitized text information is translated into the selected target language. The digitized translated text information is then retransmitted into acoustic information of the selected target language, whereupon this acoustic information is sent to the recipient.
- the advantages of the newly developed method for the automatic translation of textual and acoustic language information are summarized in the fact that the "translation" service can now be used in practically all target languages offered by the translation center without special hardware and software requirements as soon as the user of the system has a normal telephone connection and, if necessary, a fax machine connected to it.
- the proposed solution opens up economic reserves, which essentially result from the expected use of the technology of a service computer serving as a service center.
- this economic requirement forms the basis for equipping the service computer with high-performance hardware and software components, which results in a service quality that can otherwise only be bought with a considerable loss in efficiency.
- the developed solution thus makes an important contribution to ensuring technically reliable and economically advantageous international communication in the globalization of the markets.
- the technical solution of the task developed according to the invention also includes a system for the automatic translation of fax information, which consists of transmitting and receiving devices, information transmission paths and translation computers equipped with translation software.
- the system is characterized in that a central service computer, which is equipped with the necessary translation software, is arranged in the transmission path between the transmitting and receiving devices. High information transmission rates ensuring modems are still arranged between the transmitting and receiving devices and the central service computer.
- the central service computer is equipped with at least the following components: a) It contains a system control module to control the function of the individual components of the central service computer. It is also responsible for the overall control of the central service computer. It also monitors the data flow between the processing modules and controls the control modules that are also in use.
- the system control module also enables the operator to communicate with the system. For example, relevant status information, such as the number of documents processed, errors that have occurred or system utilization, can be queried.
- the system control module also enables necessary updates. For example, the text recognition database and the installed translation software can be updated if necessary.
- Control modules for receiving and sending fax original data are still part of the central service computer. These modules are also responsible for controlling the modems. You recognize an incoming call and then report to the requesting party if necessary. If the incoming call is a fax transmission, these control modules also ensure the synchronization of the communication parameters and then the receipt of the fax data.
- the functional unit for text / image pattern recognition consists of a control module and a processing module.
- the processing module has the task of analyzing the content of a completely received fax transmission and carefully separating the text modules it contains from graphic elements. For this purpose, the entire fax transmission is examined for specific identification tags with the aim of isolating recognized text blocks. This process is monitored by the control module of the functional unit, which continues to store isolated text blocks for further processing.
- the central service computer also contains modules for converting textual dot patterns into usable fonts. Text information. For this purpose, the previously isolated text parts of the document are compared letter by letter with stored reference patterns and, if they match, are buffered as identified characters.
- An indispensable part of the central service computer is a further functional unit, which in turn consists of a control module and a processing module for reading and translating the identified written information into a selected target language.
- the memory modules for the available target languages and the associated semantic information are accessed. This is the basis for the sentence-by-sentence translation of the identified text modules, which are temporarily stored in translated form.
- Another module is used to transfer the characters of the translated text modules into new dot patterns. For this purpose, this processing module reads the individual translated characters from the buffer and converts them into dot patterns. These are stored in a buffer, whereby the original font, font size and font are retained if possible.
- Another module of the central service computer is used to combine the dot pattern of the translated text passages with any graphic elements contained in the fax document that did not require translation.
- the translated text passages are inserted into the cut original text spaces. The result is saved in a buffer.
- Another module of the central service computer is used to prepare and send the translated fax document. It enables the connection to the desired recipient of the fax information, the synchronization of the communication parameters and the transmission of the temporarily stored fax information to the recipient. After confirmation of the proper transfer, the processing modules of the central service computer are activated for the next task.
- the central service computer also includes a module for storing the available target languages, including the rules for the application of the language content.
- the central service computer also includes a module for storing the identified characters, possibly differentiated according to font size, font and font type.
- a module for storing the identified characters possibly differentiated according to font size, font and font type.
- the memory modules for the temporary storage of complete input and output information as well as selected parts of the entire program content processed in the central service computer apply.
- the system is characterized in that a central service computer, which is equipped with the necessary translation software, is arranged in the transmission path between the transmitting and receiving devices.
- the central service computer is equipped with at least the following components: a) It contains a system control module for controlling the function of the individual components of the central service computer. It is also responsible for the overall control of the central service computer. It also monitors the data flow between the processing modules and controls the control modules that are also in use.
- the system control module also enables the operator to communicate with the system. For example, relevant status information, such as the number of acoustic voice information processed, errors that have occurred or system utilization, can be queried.
- the system control module also enables necessary updates. For example, the acoustic pattern recognition database and the installed translation software can be updated if necessary.
- the central service computer also includes control modules for receiving and sending acoustic voice data. These modules are also responsible for controlling the modems. You recognize an incoming call and then report to the requesting party if necessary.
- the functional unit for acoustic Z-pattern germination consists of a control module and a processing module. The processing module has the task of analyzing the content of the acoustic information received.
- the central service computer also contains modules for converting the image patterns obtained into usable font information. This information is stored in blocks in a buffer.
- a further functional unit consists of a control module and a processing module for reading out the sequence information from the buffer and for translating the written information into a selected target language. The memory modules for the available target languages and the associated semantic information are accessed. On this basis, the identified font information is translated sentence by sentence, which in turn is temporarily stored in translated form.
- Another module is used to transfer the characters of the translated font information into new acoustic patterns.
- this processing module reads the individual translated characters from the buffer and converts them into acoustic patterns. These converted characters are stored in a buffer.
- Another module of the central service computer is used to prepare and send the translated language information. It enables the connection to the desired recipient of the speech information to be established, the synchronization of the communication parameters to be carried out and the temporarily stored speech information to be transmitted to the recipient. After confirmation of the proper transfer, the processing modules of the central service computer are activated for the next task.
- Part of the central service computer is also a module for storing the available target languages including the Regehi for the use of the old language.
- the central service computer also includes a module for storing the identified characters.
- the memory modules for the intermediate storage of complete input and output information as well as selected parts of the entire program content processed in the central service computer apply.
- the components of the central service computer preferably consist of a special computer system based on powerful digital signal processors.
- the components of the central service computer can also be components of a computer system based on commercial workstations. It is also possible to implement the developed system in such a way that the components of the central service computer are part of a computer system based on commercial personal computers. Depending on the specific requirements that the system should meet in the respective application, it can thus be ensured that the most economical hardware can be used as required, without having to question the system function.
- the advantages of the developed system for the automatic translation of textual and acoustic information are summarized in the fact that the most powerful hardware and software, as required, can be used at the lowest specific cost, while at the same time ensuring general access to this system. Without placing any special demands on the user, the system enables its constant technical and economic perfection, which contributes to the more qualified, faster and probably also more cost-effective provision of translation services.
- Fig. 1 the schematic arrangement of transmitting and receiving devices to a central service computer for translating fax information
- Fig. 4 the schematic arrangement of a system for automatic translation of acoustic information, consisting of transmitting and receiving devices, transmission paths and a central service computer.
- a transmitting device 1 and a receiving device 2 are connected as fax machines to a central service computer 3 via the normal telephone network.
- Modems 4 for accelerated information transmission are arranged between the actual central service computer 3 and the terminals 1, 2.
- a system control module 5 for controlling the function of the individual components of the central service computer 3 and further components is arranged in the central service computer.
- the control module 6 serve to receive and send the fax original data.
- the functional unit 7 for the recognition of the text pattern consists of a control module 7.1 and a processing module 7.2.
- a module 8 is used to convert text dot patterns into usable slip information.
- the functional unit 9 consists of a control module 9.1 and a processing module 9.2 for reading out the identified characters from the module 14 and for translating the font information into a selected target language.
- the module 10 has the task of transferring the characters of the translated document into the new dot pattern.
- the translated text passages and possibly the graphic documents contained in the original document are combined with the module 11 to form a completed document.
- the module 12 is used to send the document translated into the desired target language to the receiving device 2.
- the module 13, which is also present in the central service computer 3, is used to store the available target languages and to save the algorithms for using these target languages.
- the module 14 has the task of providing the identifiable characters as memory content.
- Further memory modules 15.1 to 15.6 serve to temporarily store the complete input and output information and parts of the program content processed in the central service computer.
- the central service computer 3 on the software side consists of seven data processing modules, seven control modules, one main control module, six storage units and two databases.
- the system control module 5 is responsible for the overall control of the system. It monitors the data flow between the processing modules 7.2, 8, 9.2, 10, 11 and 12 and controls the individual control modules 6, 7.1 and 9.1. It ensures the smooth running of fax detection and fax translation and takes over error management on a case-by-case basis.
- the system control module 5 enables the operator to communicate with the system. Relevant status information can be queried and the system can be updated.
- the control modules 6 are responsible for controlling the modems and for receiving and sending the fax data. You recognize an incoming call and then report to the calling party. If the incoming call is fax information, the control modules 6 synchronize the communication parameters (data rate, data length, etc.) and then receive or send the fax data. When data is received, the data is buffered in the fax input memory 15.1 for further processing. The control module 6 is responsible for the entire control of this process. It controls the modem setting and the management of the fax inbox. If an error occurs when the fax data is received or later when the translated information is sent, this is reported to the higher-level system control module 5.
- the control module 7.1 monitors the entire processing process of the received data.
- the processing module 7.2 With the aid of the processing module 7.2, the data are extracted from the receiving memory 15.1 and analyzed after the fax transmission has been completely received. The text parts contained are carefully separated from non-text graphic elements. Module 7.2 searches the entire document for specific identification tags and tries to isolate the individual text blocks. If such text blocks could be isolated, they are stored in a further buffer block 15.2 for further processing. With the help of the module 8 for converting dot patterns into characters, the previously isolated text parts of the input document are taken from the buffer module 15.2 and compared letter by letter with the reference patterns of the memory module 14. In the event of a ÜTDeremstünnung the corresponding characters are stored in a corresponding buffer block 15.3. Since each font has a different design, you have to switch to a different character set if the assignment fails and the search has to be started again.
- the functional unit 9 is used to translate the identified script characters into a granted target language.
- This furcation unit also consists of a control module 9.1 and a processing module 9.2.
- the text stored in the intermediate memory 15.3 is read out by the processing module 9.2 and, after access to the content of the memory module 13, translated into the corresponding target language for the available target languages.
- the database 13 not only stores the target languages available for the system, but also the respective algorithms for the use of these target languages. With the help of the control module 9.1, the translation in blocks is carried out.
- the translated text is temporarily stored in the buffer 15.4 for the translated text modules.
- the module 10 is used to transfer the translated characters from the buffer 15.4 in dot patterns.
- the module 10 reads out the individual characters from the intermediate store 15.4, converts them into dot patterns and stores them in the intermediate store 15.5. Font type, font size and font should be preserved, the module 10 receiving the necessary information from the module 8.
- the translated text passages from the intermediate memory 15.5 are now combined with the non-translatable graphic elements from the functional unit 7.
- the translated text passages are inserted again instead of the cut-out parts of the original text.
- the completed translated fax information is stored in the buffer 15.6 for the translated fax information.
- the module 12 takes over the prepared information from the intermediate storage 15.6 and organizes the preparation and sending of the fax information with the text modules translated into the selected target language.
- the connection number of the receiver is selected by means of a modem, the synchronization of the communication parameters is carried out and the content of the intermediate memory 15.6 is transmitted to the receiver. After the successful sending, all buffers are deleted so that the entire processing chain is available for the subsequent processing operation.
- the system described in exemplary embodiment 1 is equipped with buffers 15.1 to 15.6, the design of which enables the simultaneous processing of a large number of requirements for the central service computer 3.
- the memory areas assigned to a current machining process are used and deleted after the respective process has been completed.
- the central service computer 3 is only used by the sending device 1 of fax information as a translation service provider.
- the sender names his own fax connection as receiving device 2.
- the system control module 5 ensures that the transmission of the translated version of the fax information provided by the transmitting device 1 by the module 12 only begins at a point in time when the transmission process of the original information from the transmitting device 1 to the central service computer 3 has been completed. In this case, the system control module 5 suppresses the buffering and sending of the original version of the fax information.
- the sender of the information can thus call up the translated version of his program generated in the same way by the central service computer 3, which may possibly consist of graphical information with a few text modules, from the central service computer and refer to the transmitting device 1, which in this case is the receiving device 2 serves, let transfer.
- a system is used to automatically translate acoustic speech information on the transmission path from the transmitting device 1 to the receiving device 2 by interposing a central service computer 3.
- the receiving device 2 has a mailbox 16 or a conventional answering machine for temporarily storing the whole translated acoustic speech information at the selected recipient, who can also be the sender if necessary.
- the sender uses the central service computer only as a translation aid for obtaining a translated version of the provided acoustic speech information.
- the system control module 5 of the central service computer 3 organizes the processing of the incoming acoustic information of the input language up to the acquisition and provision of a translated version of the acoustic information in a selected target language. Due to the lack of graphic design elements in such acoustic information, only those modules are not used in the central service computer 3 which serve to isolate text modules in fax information and to complete translated text modules with the other graphic elements of fax information. LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS
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