Machine Translation: bridge language barriers
About Defined.ai Machine Translation datasets
Off-the-shelf datasets
Build and improve machine translation engines swiftly with our large library of high-quality, domain-specific, off-the-shelf parallel corpora.
MT evaluation
Interested in sharpening machine translation engine performance? Contact us today to evaluate the accuracy of MT text with output comparison or on a Likert scale.
Train and improve your Automatic Speech Recognition models
Quality machine translation can be challenging due to cultural nuance, context, and slang, resulting in output that can feel robotic, choppy, or not culturally aligned. That’s why a MT engine that successfully bridges language barriers at scale needs to be trained and tested on high-quality, off-the-shelf datasets and machine translation services like the kind Defined.ai provides.
Engaging with defined.ai has resulted in a fantastic collaboration. They understand the ML data space. Their transcription accuracy is excellent, quickly adapting labeling guidelines for new concerns and evolving priorities as they arise. They work closely with us to ensure delivery schedules are as efficient as possible. Defined.ai is more than our transcription & annotation vendor – they are our partner and enabler in achieving state-of-the-art ML performance.
Ben Stern, VP, Software Systems R&D @Interactions
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Machine translation in action
Curious how adding a machine translation engine can help your business? Check out these case studies and use cases to get an idea how Defined.ai’s machine translation services can help enhance your business offerings.
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Browse our Marketplace for a vast array of ready-to-use, off-the-shelf parallel corpora across a variety of language pairs.
