Abstract

The development of artificial intelligence has given birth to machine translation, which greatly improves translation efficiency. However, the quality of machine translation is not satisfactory, especially in terms of proprietary terms, cultural vocabulary, and text logic. Human-machine translation has become an innovative product of computer-assisted translation, which automatically saves corpus modified or stored by the translator and grows together with it, constituting a unique translation library. After that the machine can automatically identify and retrieve the correct translation in subsequent translation practices, maintaining quality while ensuring quantity and improving translation efficiency.

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