Google Translate

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Google Translate is a service provided by Google Inc.

Like other translation services Babelfish, AOL, Yahoo and MSN the current version uses SYSTRAN.

The next version will use an innovative approach called Statistical machine translation. The system has been trained using the United Nations Documents as a corpus. The corpus is 20 billion words worth of content. It uses existing source and target language translations (done by human translators at the U.N.) to find patterns it then uses to build rules for translating between those languages

See also

• List of Google services and tools

External link

• Home page
• Article and Discussions in Slashdot
• An overview of the system
• Article in csmonitor
• Free Translators Online

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