Questions tagged [machine-translation]

Machine translation in a data science context refers to the process of using machine learning techniques to translate input provided in one language into output in another. It includes topics referring to using text/corpus data, neural machine translation (NMT), deep learning, and speech recognition.

Machine Translation in a data science context refers to the process of using machine learning techniques to translate text input provided in one language into text output in another. It includes topics referring to using text/corpus data, neural machine translation (NMT), deep learning, and speech recognition. Popular applications of machine translation include Google's Neural Machine Translation which employs artificial neural networks to translate text and power its Google Translate.

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How to get phrase tables from word alignments?

The output of my word alignment file looks as such: I wish to say with regard to the initiative of the Portuguese Presidency that we support the spirit and the political intention behind it . In bezug auf die Initiative der portugiesischen…
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searching for vocabulary for machine translation

Searching for DE-EN vocabulary, that I can use in my machine translation. It should consist of DE-EN phrases, words, sentences etc. Got one from here http://www.manythings.org/anki/ , but searching for another one Any thoughts please?
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Why are mBART50 language codes in an unusual format?

I am trying to use mBART for multilingual translation(about 30 languages) but I am facing an issue with using it as I am currently using langid to identify the languages then load mBART and translate all the words based on the language code that has…
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What's the difference of Symbolic translation approach and statistical translation?

Based on what I know, symbolic computing is based on hard rules in the code. Statistical translation is based on statistic and probabilities. If so, could you give an easy to understand example to demonstrate this difference? If it is not correct,…
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Why are there no automated translated subtitles?

This might be a rather naive question. There are programs that can automate subtitles, and also programs that can automate translations. Why, then, is there apparently no program that can automate translated subtitles? That is, the program listens…
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