Infrastructure for language service composition

Murakami, Yohei; Ishida, Toru; Nakaguchi, Takao

doi:10.1109/skg.2006.58

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“…To equip the Language Grid with such a function, we construct it with two different types of server nodes: the service node and core node (Murakami et al 2006). Therefore, the Language Grid prefers security of language resources to performance of language services.…”

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The Language Grid

2011

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“…Murakami et al (Murakami et al 2006) proposed an abstract workflow for a tailored translation, see Fig.4.2. Murakami et al (Murakami et al 2006) proposed an abstract workflow for a tailored translation, see Fig.4.2.…”

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“…Smart Platform [16] developed by Tsinghua University addresses the issue of performance and usability, which has three different communication schemes and loose-coupled multi-agent encapsulation architecture. However, Smart Platform has little implementation on the terms of services and multiple Smart Platforms communication.…”

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Open Smart Classroom: Extensible and Scalable Learning System in Smart Space Using Web Service Technology

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Miyata

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IEEE Trans. Knowl. Data Eng.

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Abstract. Real-time interactive virtual classroom with tele-education experience is an important type of distance learning, while the current available systems are not able to connect different classrooms in open network for intercontinental and intercultural learning. Open Smart Classroom, which is an upgrade learning system based on Smart Classroom using Web Service technology, provides more extensible and scalable features to tackle the new requirements and challenges of distance learning. Open Smart Classroom is developed based on Open Smart Platform, the software computing infrastructure for Smart Space, which provide three new features: 1) open and standard interface for better mobile devices connection and communication without any prior configuration; 2) open services invocation channel between inside modules and outside systems 3) open network in which multiple Smart Spaces can connect and communicate with each other. Making use of these new features, Open Smart Classroom shows a novel and interesting experience to both of the teachers and students for intercultural and intercontinental distant learning, which also gives a significant research perspective of future distance blended learning system.

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“…Language Resource Providers can easily add new language resources to the Language Grid, and access the usage statistics of their resources. d) P2P Grid Infrastructure This infrastructure organizes multiple servers, language grid core nodes and language grid service nodes [10], on the Internet to satisfy end users' requests. Computation Resource Providers can add their servers to the P2P Grid, and access the usage statistics of their resources.…”

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A Layered Language Service Architecture for Intercultural Collaboration

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Ishida

2008

Sixth International Conference on Creating, Connecting and Collaborating Through Computing (C5 2008)

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The Language Grid is an infrastructure for enabling users to share language resources developed by language specialists and end-user communities. The users employ the resources to support their intercultural/multilingual activities. However, there is a big gap between functions provided by the language resources and those needed by the users. To bridge the gap and satisfy users' needs, this paper extends the Language Grid by adding four language service layers: system adaptation layer, combination layer, coordination layer, and user adaptation layer. By introducing the four-layers, the Language Grid can coordinate several language resources to create new language services customized to users' activities, such as back translations, multi-hop translations, and specialized translations.

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Infrastructure for language service composition

Cited by 16 publications

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The Language Grid

The Language Grid

Open Smart Classroom: Extensible and Scalable Learning System in Smart Space Using Web Service Technology

A Layered Language Service Architecture for Intercultural Collaboration

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