Affiliation:
1. Basic Course Teaching Department, Shandong University of Engineering and Vocational Technology, Jinan 250200, Shandong, China
2. Mathematics Teaching and Research Group, Zhangqiu Bilingual International School, Jinan 250200, Shandong, China
Abstract
With the development of the times, modern society has now entered the Internet of Things (IoT) information age and Machine Translation (MT) plays an important role in increasingly frequent cross-language communication. In recent years, China's artificial intelligence industry has been in a stage of rapid construction, and the scale of its core industries has grown explosively, and a large number of artificial intelligence companies, including issuers, have emerged. Part of speech has always been a major problem in MT. One of the reasons is that there are a large number of multi-category words in Chinese and a large number of polysemy words in English, so part of speech collocation problems account for a large proportion of MT errors, which to some extent affects the credibility and accuracy of the translation. To reduce the error problem in MT of part of speech collocation, this paper used Machine Learning (ML) methods to study the Language Model (LM) of part of speech collocation based on recurrent neural network (NN) and compared it with the traditional statistical LM. In terms of the accuracy rate of the two LMS in the automatic evaluation index of machine translation, the experimental results show that the recursive NN LM established by the ML method had an accuracy rate of 80.42% and 83.57% respectively for the part-of-speech matching rules of the IoT machine translation system in the dialogue between Chinese and English and the translation of articles. The accuracy of traditional statistical LM evaluation was 71.29% and 69.52%, respectively. Compared to traditional statistical LM, the accuracy of translation was higher. This showed that the recurrent NN LM reduced the number of errors in the collocation of parts of speech in MT and improved the accuracy and credibility of MT.
Publisher
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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