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Author Archives: Vanessa Enríquez
So, what do you use machine translation for?
A legitimate question, I would argue, especially since Google first introduced its neural machine translation (NMT) system in 2016, thereby replacing statistical machine translation (SMT) as the leading paradigm for MT engines. Both SMT and NMT are data-driven approaches where … Continue reading
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Online symposium newbies. Internationalisation and Intercultural Competence in Higher Education: Quality and Innovation
It was way out of our comfort zone but we got through our first online symposium on 4th and 5th March with relatively few hiccoughs. I am a member of the organising committee so hardly impartial, but it was great … Continue reading