Sentences with phrase «do machine translation»

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The company, called Smartling, plans to do this by allowing its customers to chose between machine, professional, and crowdsourced translations.

If you need to send a rather special letter, our in - house translators will translate it for you into Russian for free, please visit our Support page for that — don't trust your valuable thoughts to machine translators, if any of them was any good the multibillion dollar translation industry would have ceased to exist by now.

To the ignorant viewer, it would seem the simplest thing in the world — an automatic process that could be done by a machine such as Google Translate, or perhaps a sophisticated translation tool.

Distraction free writing can easily be achieved by using a free software program that blocks you from accessing all of the time - sucking distractions on your computer from «doing research» on Google (translation: hour losing rabbit holes), Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, games on your machine, looking at photos, or an old document, et al. that can distract -LSB-...]

In ten years from now, it is possible that machine translation will be judged 99 % satisfactory (research is very active on that front, but there is still a lot to do), allowing for the reading of literary classics in a choice of many languages.

This book chronicles the worst and most hilarious translation mistakes, all while trying to explain why the machine translator made the choices it did.

(Wayback Machine link) It's similar to a translation that we did from a Famitsu interview.

It feels like they did a rough draft over about 80 % of the game, didn't bother to edit it, and then used machine translation to cover the rest.

Add what I sometimes like to call «machine translate and guess» translations (where a journalist who doesn't know another language puts an article or post through Google Translate, then tries to guess what it's meant to be saying based on the result gibberish), and you've got a long line of misinformation being spread all over the place.

The machine translation of the Zeit article was a little hard to follow, but I don't believe Gosselin's take on it was unfair.

We've talked a bit about French - English translation here on Slaw, for obvious reasons, so I thought you'd be interested in seeing how this new translation machine does with a paragraph of typical legal prose.

How do you know if your processor supports Second Level Address Translation (SLAT) and Virtual Machine Monitor Mode Extensions?

To do this, it draws on Baidu's deep - learning neural networks: The same technology which drives Google's ever - improving machine translation and voice - recognition technology.