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I think that while the current technology could do such a thing, the current data absolutely cannot. Think of the parallel with language translations. We have t
by dmarchand90 6y ago
I think that while the current technology could do such a thing, the current data absolutely cannot. Think of the parallel with language translations. We have tons of books that are all painstakingly translated from language to another by talented translators who even try to persevere idioms of each language, television and other media as well. I don't think there are even any copies out there of a faithful language translation in programming space as there is in language space
- nestorD 6y agoNote that this algorithm does not require translations as input. It takes large corpus of the languages of interest, models them and then find parallel between both models which are used as a crude basis for a model. They use it to train a better model and iterate. This stems from earlier work on natural language translation (by the same team) and opens quitte a number of doors.