On multimodal interactive machine translation using speech recognition
Vicent Alabau, Luis Rodríguez-Ruiz, Alberto Sanchís, Pascual Martínez-Gómez, Francisco Casacuberta · 2011
Interactive machine translation (IMT) is an increasingly popular paradigm for semi-automated machine translation, where a human expert is integrated into the core of an automatic machine translation system. The human expert interacts with the IMT system by partially correcting the errors of the system's output. Then, the system proposes a new solution. This process is repeated until the output meets the desired quality. In this scenario, the interaction is typically performed using the keyboard and the mouse. However, speech is also a very interesting input modality since the user does not need to abandon the keyboard to interact with it.