Automatic translation of texts using volatile grammars

This paper presents a series of conventionalities and tools for the general analysis of romance languages and for the automatic translation of texts from Spanish into other neo-Latin languages and vice verse. The work implies two well-defined phases: recognition (syntactic) and interpretation (semantic). In the recognition phase, we use volatile grammars. They represent an innovation to logic-based grammars. For the interpretation phase, we use componential analysis and the laws of integrity. Componential analysis defines the sense of the lexical parts that constituted the sentence through a collection of semantic features. The rules of integrity, on the other hand, have the goal of refining, improving and optimizing translation.