Automation is omnipresent in our daily life, from our thermostats that help us keep indoor temperature comfortable, to programmable coffee makers so that we can wake up to the delicious smell of coffee; from mobile apps to create shopping lists, order pizzas and remember birthdays to voice assistants replying to our commands and to chatbots manning helpdesks.
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The 3rd edition of the International Summer School for Translation Technology, organized by the prestigious Belgian university KU Leuven, took place from Sep. 3 to
This article was originally published on the Wordbee Blog. Wordbee are the makers of the popular translation management system and CAT Tool for translators. Post-editing of Machine
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This article was originally published on the Wordbee Blog. Wordbee are the makers of the popular translation management system and CAT Tool for translators. Have you ever
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I live in Amsterdam, the city that prides itself not only for its “live and let live” mentality and for having been a location for
After I published my review of Slate Desktop few weeks ago, I received some interesting comments. Is GNMT really better than a Slate engine? Why build a SMT engine when NMT is already available? …. and other questions. I have a post planned about all this as soon as possible.
I have kept my test of Slate Desktop as basic and as quick as possible to see if it was really simple to build an SMT engine. But of course, the devil is in the details. So, I invited Tom Hoar, Slate’s CEO, to give a more technical overview of what needs to be taken into account when building and evaluating your own engine. We also agreed on a test to see who was the best: Slate or GNMT. You can read it in the guest post
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