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I think in the case of automated translations it's a function of training data and confidence rather than cost. If you don't have a corpus of translation data f
by gundmc 7y ago
I think in the case of automated translations it's a function of training data and confidence rather than cost. If you don't have a corpus of translation data for the source/target language combination to draw from, you're essentially forced into a pivot model.
- _emacsomancer_ 7y agoTo be frank, the Hindi<->English and Nepali<->English translation results are pretty poor to start with.