The Accessibility of Mathematical Formulas for the Visually Impaired in China

Su, Wei; Cai, Chuan; Wu, Jinzhao

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-99957-9_18

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“…Due to grammar and semantics these solutions cannot be directly used for other national languages. There are dedicated tools proposed for some national languages, like Slovak [10], Portuguese [20], Chinese [46] or Thai [50]. Moreover, most of the presented systems are developed and tested on relatively simple examples and do not support more complex expressions (see also [2,4,5]).…”

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Rule based intelligent system verbalizing mathematical notation

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Sroczyński

2019

Multimed Tools Appl

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An adaptive and adaptable multipurpose math-to-speech translation system is proposed in the paper. Along with the detailed presentation and design approach for the core math-tospeech translation system, exemplary output and tests are discussed. A scripting extension, providing flexibility of the system and enabling the user to adjust the output translations to his/hers preferences is incorporated into the presented solution. Some unit-tests and adaptable versions of translation rule sets are elaborated and evaluated by means of standard measures of machine translation quality. Designed as a flexible self contained solution, the presented system may be applied for various purposes such as e-learning audio presentation systems, educational tools for non-native speakers or visually impaired people, and may be easily adjusted to different national languages.

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Section: Problem Of Verbalizing Mathematics and Available Solutionsmentioning

confidence: 99%