Training machine translation engines is a big topic lately. Everyone wants MT but the quality is generally not good enough for business use. So training and customization are crucial to the success of MT. In this article we share our perspective on the trends concerning the complexity of the process and the cleanness of the data.
We invite readers to support and join the growing community of new-generation MT developers. To let a thousand MT systems bloom. To help the world communicate better.
Report by Yi Fan He and Paraic Sheridan of CNGL
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