MACHINE TRANSLATION Definition & Meaning

machine translation

[ muh-sheen trans-ley-shuhn, �ٰ��Գ�‐ ]

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Digital Technology.

the process of translating text or speech from one natural language to another by means of a computer.
a translation produced by a computer:
software for accurate machine translations.

machine translation

the production of text in one natural language from that in another by means of computer procedures

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First recorded in 1950–55

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The Washington Times used machine translation for quotes in this report.

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The Vatican released an Italian language edition, and The Washington Times used a machine translation as the source for quotations.

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Modern AI systems—such as language models, machine translation programs or image-generating algorithms—are constructed from neural networks.

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And machine translation has largely taken the place of people who had to listen to the tapes and transcribe them.

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She said they should use a machine translation and send the text in both English and Russian to get it more easily past the prison censor.

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