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Main Authors: Carl, Michael, Mizowaki, Takanori, Ray, Aishvarya, Yamada, Masaru, Bandaru, Devi Sri, Ren, Xinyue
Format: Preprint
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.12208
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author Carl, Michael
Mizowaki, Takanori
Ray, Aishvarya
Yamada, Masaru
Bandaru, Devi Sri
Ren, Xinyue
author_facet Carl, Michael
Mizowaki, Takanori
Ray, Aishvarya
Yamada, Masaru
Bandaru, Devi Sri
Ren, Xinyue
contents The paper introduces a novel behavioural translation style space (BTSS) that describes possible behavioural translation patterns. The suggested BTSS is organized as a hierarchical structure that entails various embedded processing layers. We posit that observable translation behaviour - i.e. eye and finger movements - is fundamental when executing the physical act of translation but it is caused and shaped by higher-order cognitive processes and affective translation states. We analyse records of keystrokes and gaze data as indicators of the hidden mental processing structure and organize the behavioural patterns as a multi-layered embedded BTSS. We develop a perspective in which the BTSS serves as the basis for a computational translation agent to simulate the temporal dynamics of affect, behavioural routines and cognition during human translation production.
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spellingShingle The Behavioural Translation Style Space: Towards simulating the temporal dynamics of affect, behaviour, and cognition in human translation production
Carl, Michael
Mizowaki, Takanori
Ray, Aishvarya
Yamada, Masaru
Bandaru, Devi Sri
Ren, Xinyue
Computation and Language
The paper introduces a novel behavioural translation style space (BTSS) that describes possible behavioural translation patterns. The suggested BTSS is organized as a hierarchical structure that entails various embedded processing layers. We posit that observable translation behaviour - i.e. eye and finger movements - is fundamental when executing the physical act of translation but it is caused and shaped by higher-order cognitive processes and affective translation states. We analyse records of keystrokes and gaze data as indicators of the hidden mental processing structure and organize the behavioural patterns as a multi-layered embedded BTSS. We develop a perspective in which the BTSS serves as the basis for a computational translation agent to simulate the temporal dynamics of affect, behavioural routines and cognition during human translation production.
title The Behavioural Translation Style Space: Towards simulating the temporal dynamics of affect, behaviour, and cognition in human translation production
topic Computation and Language
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.12208