Some of the engineering aspects of the machine translation of language
Robert E. Wall · Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers Part I Communication and Electronics · 1956
THE MECHANICAL translation of language by digital data-processing equipment was first suggested in private correspondence between A. D. Booth and W. Weaver in 1946.1 Since that time, others have been attracted to the field of mechanical translation and their work has resulted in the publication of a magazine, a book, and numerous papers.2,3,4