Linguacode: Difference between revisions

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Linguistic translation matrix developed to allow for language- and even syntax-independent conceptual storage, translation (ENT: "Through a Mirror, Darkly"; Star Trek: The Motion Picture; TNG Short Story: "Friends with the Sparrows")
Invented by Hoshi Sato in late-2160s (ENT: "Through a Mirror, Darkly")
- Developed from early efforts in providing communication with Antianna (ENT Novel: Rosetta; TNG Short Story: "Friends with the Sparrows")
Fundamental component of both universal translator and VI interfaces in Federation technology
- Presumptive extrapolation from presentation of infiltrated computer system in "The Haunting of Deck Twelve"
  - Shown to require involvement of communications system to clarify, but fundamental communication began prior to that point
Allows for abstract representation of conceptual units to provide smoother, more accurate translation between languages, even given neurological cross-species divergence
Provides for smooth HCI via operations on abstractions without requiring individualized parsing of sentences
- Integrated portion of all Federation HCI since development, including vocal/text computer control and holographic entertainment technology

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 *** ''Shown to require involvement of communications system to clarify, but fundamental communication began prior to that point''
 * Allows for abstract representation of conceptual units to provide smoother, more accurate translation between languages, even given neurological cross-species divergence
+* Provides for smooth HCI via operations on abstractions without requiring individualized parsing of sentences
+** Integrated portion of all Federation HCI since development, including vocal/text computer control and holographic entertainment technology
 [[Category:Communications]]