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I could see there being use for something similar to this targeted towards children for expanding their vocabulary. Similarly, how neat would it be to have a p
by RandomInteger4 8y ago
I could see there being use for something similar to this targeted towards children for expanding their vocabulary.
Similarly, how neat would it be to have a program that does this for object in video, and testing the viewer on the name of the object? Perhaps to avoid error as a result of imperfections in the neural net, it would require 2 parties, the learners and the teachers. The teachers would go through a video ahead of time with the video, making sure there are no errors, then that session would be saved and the teacher could play it back for the learners.
- tosh 8y ago@ language learning: I wish there was a way to watch movies in various vocabulary difficulty levels. Would be awesome for learning. Makes me wonder whether there are fan-dubs with different wordings.
- asztal 8y agoKindle has this in eBooks, for English and Chinese. There's 3 or 4 difficulty levels. I'm just hoping they'll add more languages. (Or that there will be a free software solution...)
- tosh 8y agowow, did not know, thanks for the pointer
- RandomInteger4 8y agoKind of like Deep Dream, but for text?