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machine-translator

v0.8.3

Published

translate languages using a statistical model

Downloads

17

Readme

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machine-translator

is a nodejs module that uses statistical machine translation to translate between two different languages. the module is loosely based off of the IBM model 1 algorithm and has been tested using english.

Install:

$ npm install machine-translator

Usage:

This module requires:

  1. A native corpus of text (i.e. english text file)
  2. A matching foreign corpus of text (i.e. german text file)

Example

var Translator = require('machine-translator');

var t = new Translator();

t.train('./tests/data/shortEN.txt', './tests/data/shortDE.txt');

t.translate('cat'); // { die: 0.5, Katze: 0.5 }
t.translate('the'); // { der: 0.2, Hund: 0.2, die: 0.2, Katze: 0.2, Bus: 0.2 }
t.translate('car'); // Error: No matches found!

NPM Commands

We have some NPM commands to help testing/linting:

npm run test:watch

npm run lint

npm run lint:watch
# lint in watch mode

npm run compile
# important!! needs to be run before release, note how main script points to dist instead of src

License:

MIT License 2015-2018 © Andy Craze & Contributors