
Which One to Choose Over: Machine Translation or Human Translation?
In either case, you’ll likely find that machine translations aren’t always great. And that’s because machines aren’t quite smart enough to do everything we humans do.
In either case, you’ll likely find that machine translations aren’t always great. And that’s because machines aren’t quite smart enough to do everything we humans do.
We have tried to summarize the most practical and powerful technique that is also applied as our standard practice in handling MTPE projects.
Although neural machine translation is a very useful tool, the role of humans in translating will never be replaced.
Machine Translation handles the initial labor-intensive tasks by generating simple but helpful translations
The quality of translation in several language pairs is considered successful but there are still problems in certain pairs which are about limited sources involved in the MT big data and the different rules that cause more complex processing of a language to the target.
Both human translation and machine translation have their own benefit and limitation.
The process of active learning technology is almost similar to how our brains do translation. That’s why it is also called nerve process translation.
Machine translation is one the most important innovation that helps many people solve their problems in communication, i.e. the language barrier. This is actually not a new thing since the first machine translation was actually developed almost 100 hundred years ago. The purpose was the same as today which is to help people understand other
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