The interdisciplinary studies between computational linguistics and machine translation of the Arabic language
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Interdisciplinary studies; Computational linguistics; Machine translation; Arabic language; RelationshipAbstract
Interdisciplinary studies between computational linguistics and machine translation aim to enhance the quality of translation from and into Arabic by integrating accurate computer processing with the structure of the Arabic language. Computational linguistics contributes to understanding the morphological, syntactic, and semantic aspects of texts, helping machine translation systems address
Arabic language challenges such as semantic ambiguity, inflection, and syntax. The importance of this interdisciplinary approach lies in improving the performance of neural translation systems and developing intelligent linguistic tools that support Arabization, education, and knowledge exchange. Therefore, this study seeks to build a knowledge and technical base capable of supporting the
development of effective solutions for accurate and reliable machine translation of Arabic
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Ibrahim Mahdioui: Computational Linguistics for the Digitization of the Arabic Language and the Challenge of the Knowledge Society, Alukah Network, 2019.
Tawfiq Muhammad Shaheen: General Linguistics, Al-Resala Foundation, Beirut, 2nd edition, 1985.
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