Machine translation is one of the oldest subfields of artificial intelligence research. However, real progress was much slower. The use of statistical machine translation systems has led to significant improvements in the translation quality. Nevertheless, systems utilizing both statistical methods and deep linguistic analyses are better.
So, there are any courses online about these techniques and how to use them?
Actually, there is a Massive Open On-line Course on Machine Translation entitled: "Approaches to Machine Translation: rule-based, statistical and hybrid".
It could be interesting.
For any information about it, visit:
http://www.mt-mooc.upc.edu
Actually, there is a Massive Open On-line Course on Machine Translation entitled: "Approaches to Machine Translation: rule-based, statistical and hybrid".
It could be interesting.
For any information about it, visit:
http://www.mt-mooc.upc.edu
Thank you for the link i think this course will for NLP researchers
You can get plenty of online courses on machine learning. But I'll recommend you the course offered at MIT or at the stanford.
check this out for more information
https://www.coursera.org/course/ml
The good thing with this course is it's free, time duration is just 10 weeks.
Prof. Andrew Ng, Associate Professor at stanford conduct lecture in simplified and effective manner.
https://www.coursera.org/instructor/andrewng
The benefit for the learner is, after successful completion of the course you will get the certificate.
Yes, the latest online MOOC (http://www.mt-mooc.upc.edu) has started recently and probably it will be possible for you to join it as its just moved to week 2 and the deadline for fist week quiz is still due so can start from there.
Dear Sara,
Take a look at this link : https://www.mooc-list.com/?static=true
Hope it helps you.
Good luck.
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