“Material related to the use and continued development of machine translation”
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A growing body of translation tools makes communication among global workers smoother. 
Articles for translators and translation agencies: Machine Translation: More Reflections of a Human Translator on Machine Translation in The Field of Patent Translation... 
Learning a foreign language is exceedingly difficult for many people, but digital technology is making modest translations of text and voice faster, easier, and more accessible. Machine translators... 
Apple's applicaiton with the US Patent and Trademark Office hints the company plans to expand Siri from voice recognition to on-the-fly translation. DigInfo TV - http://diginfo.tv 25/5/2011 NTT DOCOMO Interpretation Service (RT @gleonhard: automated translation is coming soon: - YouTube http://t.co/ZxEInyIH...)... 
The range of vernaculars that comprise Arabic is much more varied than the range of vernaculars that are typically considered to comprise European languages like English and French, and this makes the linguistic environment much more fluid and... 
Wired (blog)Microsoft's Universal Translator Preserves Inflection, Intonation and AccentWired (blog)By Nathan Hurst Translating scenarios like this one may not be necessary when automated real-time translation reaches fruition. |
Recently, on the eighth floor of an office building in Arlington, Va., Rachael held her finger down on a Dell Streak touchscreen and asked Aziz whether he knew the village elder. 
Nipponization is an interesting option for improving MT quality in Japanese. Read more. 
One hundred years after Alan Turing was born, his eponymous test remains an elusive benchmark for artificial intelligence. Now, for the firs... 
Specific insights into a problem and careful model design separate a machine learning system that doesn't work from one that people will actually use. 
It appears that Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is set to bring a language translation feature into the Siri basing on a patent that was filed last spring at the US Patent and Trademark Office. 
Joey Lee There’s a great article up over at New Scientist about a new series of tests done on a machine translation engine which aims to bring machine translation capabilities to “obscure” languages via cognate substitution. @LangTechNews, Language Technology, Translation, Localization, Search, Analytics, Speech Recognition, ASR, TTS, NLP, Biometrics, Dialogue, Semantics... 
Simple examples of thing sthat make MT work better 
Translation is at a point that is perhaps similar to the turning point for how stenographers/typists evolved[....] La traducción se encuentra en un punto de cambio tal vez similar a la evolución ... 
Research software from Microsoft synthesizes speech in a foreign language, but in a voice that sounds like yours. |
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