Analysis of case-endings in Indian languages and bidirectional machine translation between Indian languages and English

Abstract

This paper describes the analysis of case-endings in Indian languages and bidirectional machine translation between Indian languages and English, keeping the vocabulary to the required optimum and restricting the sentence syntactic structures to functionally viable patterns, The parser employed for syntactic checking adapts non-deterministic, backtracking, top-down ATN (augmented transition network) technique. The source statements are split into syntactically meaningful groups of words Which are translated by employing the morphological rules of source and target languages. Finally the translated groups are transpositioned according to the word order of target language to get the translated version.