Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Japanese term or phrase:
感性エンジン
English translation:
Kansei engine
Added to glossary by
Harvey Beasley
Nov 20, 2009 15:36
14 yrs ago
Japanese term
感性エンジン
Japanese to English
Social Sciences
Linguistics
Appears in the same document as my previous question, apparently this "engine" can be used to analyze text in a document.
Proposed translations
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| 4 +1 | Kansei engine |
Steven Smith
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| 4 | text analysis engine |
Joyce A
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Kansei engine
I've encountered kansei quite a lot and it seems to be considered too culturally embedded to be easily translated. For that reason it is often left as is.
KANSEI Information Processing (KIP) is an emerging research area and industry from Japan (Hashimoto , 1997). The concepts behind KIP are strongly tied to Japanese culture. KANSEI is a Japanese word that does not have a direct counterpart in Western languages, or, however, every attempt to translation captures just some of the aspects of KANSEI.
http://musart.dist.unige.it/Research/Kansei.html
KANSEI Information Processing (KIP) is an emerging research area and industry from Japan (Hashimoto , 1997). The concepts behind KIP are strongly tied to Japanese culture. KANSEI is a Japanese word that does not have a direct counterpart in Western languages, or, however, every attempt to translation captures just some of the aspects of KANSEI.
http://musart.dist.unige.it/Research/Kansei.html
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text analysis engine
There are many sites on text analysis engines. They also tie in with Unicode issues.
Example sentence:
If custom text analysis engines are associated with the enterprise search system, you can select one to use with a collection. Users can then specify semantic queries when searching the collection, and improve the quality and precision of the search resul
Developing a Multilingual Text Analysis Engine - Does Using Unicode Solve All the Issues?
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