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So google will penalize you for using their own google translations? And then use humans for it. This is on a blog post of a human translation service. I wonder
by 1cvmask 5y ago
So google will penalize you for using their own google translations? And then use humans for it. This is on a blog post of a human translation service. I wonder how true this is given the incentives of the source.
How does google machine know that we are using humans versus machine translation?
- londons_explore 5y agoIf I were them, I would keep some kind of hash of any stuff they have translated, so that when they index it they know if its the output of their own translator. They probably also have ML models to try to detect machine translations too - ifa human can pick up a machine translation easily, a machine can probably be trained to detect it. I can see why they want to do that too - multilingual data is very useful for machine language understanding (the computer effectively has two independent ways to understand whats being said), but contaminating the data with machine translations makes it nearly useless.
- throwaway2077 5y ago>If I were them, I would keep some kind of hash of any stuff they have translated, so that when they index it they know if its the output of their own translator. that would be trivial to work around
- tut-urut-utut 5y agoThen just don't use Google translator. There are some that are better quality anyway.