modernmt | Neural Adaptive Machine Translation that adapts to context | Translation library
kandi X-RAY | modernmt Summary
kandi X-RAY | modernmt Summary
ModernMT is a context-aware, incremental and distributed general purpose Neural Machine Translation technology based on Fairseq Transformer model. ModernMT is: - Easy to use and scale with respect to domains, data, and users. - Trained by pooling all available projects/customers data and translation memories in one folder. - Queried by providing the sentence to be translated and optionally some context text. ModernMT goal is to deliver the quality of multiple custom engines by adapting on the fly to the provided context. You can find more information on:
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- Runs the batcher
- Loads data from a chunk
- Delivers a batch of messages
- Maps the given language direction to their equivalent
- Performs the actual action
- Wraps the request
- Returns initializer
- Tokenize a string
- Creates a connection to Cassandra
- Initializes table counters
- Updates the positions of this position
- Main method
- Applies F1 - B1 - B1 - based optimization
- Returns the initializer
- Performs the given action
- Loads the vocabulary from the specified region
- This method is used to perform processing of the supplied string
- Load the dictionary
- Load the models
- Main entry point
- Retrieves a regex pattern for a given language
- Reads abbreviated words from a resource
- Store a ResourceOrigin object in the DB
- Performs actual translation
- Called when data has been received
- Serialize a translation response
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QUESTION
In PhPMyAdmin:
Consider a table containing two strings:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-16 at 20:21In MySQL, backslashes have special meaning in string literals. Backslash also has special meaning to the LIKE
patterns. So if you want to search for a literal backslash character with LIKE
, you must give it two backslashes. But MySQL string literals also need to escape the backslash character, so you actually need four.
Here's a test in the MySQL command-line client:
QUESTION
I am using TMX files (xml file for translation data) as my source in Logstash to index data in Elasticsearch.
A sample TMX file looks like this,
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-25 at 15:12Ì'd suggest a simple approach, using grok or dissect filter.
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