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Hello,
Has some analyzed the results of one of the tools that use neural networks for machine translation?
Here is an interesting article to start reading about it.
The Future of Translation: A Matter of Patterns or Delicate Craft? - Translation Blog
Interesting danielr. A "spider web" type of machine translation software is already used I think. Mimicking the brain's network is widely used nowadays, in a whole set of different fields. It's being improved every day. It's just a matter of time before a server steals our desks;) .
Jajajaja, a software "learns". I know many people who find that activity almost impossible!!
And there is a term related to this "zero shot translation". Have you heard about it?
oh yeah! That's basically how good are your "neuron-like" connections are in your translating machine. So if you want to translate from japanese into Spanish, and the machine has no history of translation in that language pair, but does in japanese to english and english to Spanish, it will automatically use english a relay language to provide a japanese to spanish translation. That's one more "cognitive" action a machine would be capable of.... Dont freak out danielr, that's progress;)
Have you seen the results? I haven't had the chance to try one of those engines.
Me neither! Which one would you recommend for a trial?
I really like this thread! It's Fascinating what can be done this days.
That I know of, Google Translate has been using this technology for a year or so.
Source: https://www.quora.com/What-online-tr...eural-networks
That being noted, I don't think it has gone that far yet.
Good news is, the world will still be needing human translators.
Quite interesting! I'm just exploring the question "Can machines replace humans?"
Here's an interesting article https://medium.com/@pickwriters/mach...k-d18b3cf51d69 that explains a lot.