Network-based text composition, translation, and document searching
OwnerSamuel T. Christy, Oren H. Levine +1inventors
InventorsSamuel T. Christy, Oren H. Levine, Eric J. Pierce
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OwnerSamuel T. Christy, Oren H. Levine +1inventors
InventorsSamuel T. Christy, Oren H. Levine, Eric J. Pierce
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Network-based communication, language translation, and content searching utilize a “pivot” or intermediate language that is readily translated into any of numerous natural languages. Web users may specify a desired language, and that selection is automatically detected by Web servers, which provide content in accordance therewith. In a search context, documents are archived in the pivot language, which serves as an intermediate representation enforcing a precise mode of expressing concepts. Word-match searches based on queries that have also been formulated in the pivot language will retrieve relevant documents with a high degree of reliability, since the concept of interest has been more rigorously formulated. Information in the form of text or messages may be broadcast or sent to recipients, who receive the information in a desired language regardless of the source language of the original information.
A method of providing documents to a visitor to a Web site, the Web site comprising a plurality of browser-readable Web pages, at least some of the Web pages containing text portions represented in a pivot language, the Web site according access to a Web page by causing, in response to a request therefor, communication of the Web page to a requester's computer for presentation thereon, the method comprising the steps of:
Apparatus for providing documents to a visitor to a Web site, the apparatus comprising:
A method of searching for stored content, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of facilitating information composition and broadcast, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of facilitating electronic message exchange, the method comprising the steps of:
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