From the course: Complete Guide to Azure AI for ML Engineers by Microsoft Press
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Make a text translator - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Complete Guide to Azure AI for ML Engineers by Microsoft Press
Make a text translator
- [Instructor] Okay, now let's do something a little bit different. Let's make a text translator. There are a few key terms to know before we jump into the Azure service for this. And that's the difference between these specific capabilities. First, you have language detection. And with Azure AI, this is going to tell you what language text is written in. And that could be useful if you're trying to figure out who your target audience is, what language your users speak, and which languages you need to support the most. Then you have translation, which, as you can imagine, you take text in one language and then translate it to a different language. So you'll be able to do this with all of the languages that Azure AI has available, but always do your own proofreading to make sure the translation makes sense. And then finally, you have transliteration. This is where you actually take certain text and you translate it to a different script, not necessarily a different language. So for…
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Learning objectives36s
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Discover the Azure AI language4m 41s
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Build a text classification solution10m 5s
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Make a text translator9m 51s
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Create a question-answering bot10m 7s
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Create a speech-enabled app9m 27s
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Build a model to understand conversational language10m
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Run through an exercise4m 53s
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