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You'll have a lower bound on the quality of the translator you're using. There's an idea that you can generalize concepts among different languages, and that y
by sva_ 2y ago
You'll have a lower bound on the quality of the translator you're using.
There's an idea that you can generalize concepts among different languages, and that you'll benefit from the extended training corpus. As in, talking about an idea from different perspectives helps the model carve it out. But I don't have anything concrete to back that claim up.
- econ 2y agoEach language has unique tools. If you have a word for something or even better a whole set of words the conversation works a lot better than in a language that has nothing of the kind. English elaborately talks about all kinds of Communities. Dutch does have a word like it but it is almost never used. Or, how should we talk about the kind of snow if we have only one word? https://watchingtheswedes.com/2018/02/28/50-words-for-snow/ https://watchingtheswedes.com/2018/02/28/50-words-for-snow/