A factor analytic assessment of the English translation of the neuropsychological vertigo inventory (NVI)

Cognition in vestibular disorders: state of the field, challenges, and priorities for the future

Vestibular disorders are prevalent and debilitating conditions of the inner ear and brain which affect balance, coordination, and the integration of multisensory inputs. A growing body of research has linked vestibular disorders to cognitive problems, most notably attention, visuospatial perception, spatial memory, and executive function. However, the mechanistic bases of these cognitive sequelae remain poorly defined, and there is a gap between our theoretical understanding of vestibular cognitive dysfunction, and how best to identify and manage this within clinical practice. This article takes stock of these shortcomings and provides recommendations and priorities for healthcare professionals who assess and treat vestibular disorders, and for researchers developing cognitive models and rehabilitation interventions. We highlight the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration for developing and evaluating clinically relevant theoretical models of vestibular cognition, to advance research and treatment.

Translation Accuracy Evaluation of English Complex Long Sentences Based on Multi-Label Clustering Algorithms

In the traditional sense, the translation evaluation of English complex long sentences is often limited to the idea of whether or how to realize the semantic transformation of the original text, so many phenomena that have nothing to do with language but directly affect the translation evaluation are not included in the field of vision and can be interpreted. In order to solve the above problems, a multi-label clustering algorithm is proposed to evaluate the translation accuracy of English complex long sentences. The multi-label clustering algorithm is introduced into the translation evaluation activities to carry out the translation and detection parameters of complex long sentences. The comprehensive description, the accuracy of generalization and the rationality of interpretation lay a solid foundation for English translation activities.