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This study explores the development and implementation of an AI-based online translation teaching system with a layered architecture, including data, foundation, business, and user layers. The data layer integrates SQL and NoSQL databases for efficient storage and querying of various data types. The foundation layer combines system management with intelligent services, utilizing large models and multimodal technologies to enhance teaching efficiency, support blended learning, and drive the digital transformation of resources. The business layer supports four key platforms---translation teaching, training, self-learning, and testing---along with an intelligent terminal service platform. The user layer, with four interfaces based on participant roles, ensures smooth system operation. A microservices architecture improves stability and resource utilization. Built on the Langchain framework, the intelligent foundation has been tested for reliability and performance, and the terminal service can handle multiple concurrent connections and process students' audio data accurately.
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Data may be preliminary. 25 January 2025 V1 Latest version Share on Online Translation Teaching System Based on Artificial Intelligence Authors : Zheng Li 0009-0005-7742-4594 [email protected] , Lei Fei , and Minmin Ye Authors Info & Affiliations https://doi.org/10.22541/au.173779415.57882736/v1 206 views 45 downloads Contents Abstract Supplementary Material Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Abstract This study explores the development and implementation of an AI-based online translation teaching system with a layered architecture, including data, foundation, business, and user layers. The data layer integrates SQL and NoSQL databases for efficient storage and querying of various data types. The foundation layer combines system management with intelligent services, utilizing large models and multimodal technologies to enhance teaching efficiency, support blended learning, and drive the digital transformation of resources. The business layer supports four key platforms---translation teaching, training, self-learning, and testing---along with an intelligent terminal service platform. The user layer, with four interfaces based on participant roles, ensures smooth system operation. A microservices architecture improves stability and resource utilization. Built on the Langchain framework, the intelligent foundation has been tested for reliability and performance, and the terminal service can handle multiple concurrent connections and process students' audio data accurately. Supplementary Material File (online_translation_teaching_system_based_on_artificial_intelligence.docx(revised_one).docx) Download 595.75 KB Information & Authors Information Version history V1 Version 1 25 January 2025 Copyright This work is licensed under a Non Exclusive No Reuse License. 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