French is being trained by the consortium and is part of the scope of the grant, so we should have it at some point in June and we'll ship and update as soon we have it.
The point here is that it simpler to have just one NMT engine in WebAssembly shipped bundled in the extension than runs in all platforms for free, instead of having to support and distribute multiple native builds of…
Yes, we are investigating how to support Firefox for Android.
Thanks for using it! Best way currently is to keep using and reporting issues on [1]. You can see how the models are trained on [2] and file issues there too. [1] https://github.com/mozilla/firefox-translations/issues…
Sure, like I mentioned in the article, you can embed the engine and the models in any web page to be run in a browser with proper WebAssembly and SIMD support. You can have an example on how we did here [1] and test it…
Yes, like I said above that's something we've been discussing internally and is being considered. In this meantime, please feel free to file an issue in the repo [1] so we could track it: [1]…
Yes, that's something we've been discussing internally and is being considered. In this meantime, please feel free to file an issue in the repo [1] so we could track it: [1]…
You can find the engine used here [1], the API built around it here [2] and its WASM port here [3] and the WebAssembly matrix multiplication optimizations are here [4] [1] https://marian-nmt.github.io/ [2]…
Just did it, thanks for the suggestion!
> Are there any plans for Mozilla to host this data? (Well, Amazon I guess to match addons.mozilla.org) I'll bring this internally for discussion. > I noticed the web page has Polish but not the extension. Is it not…
Thanks to you for giving the extension a try! This is a very interesting feature, and I'd like to consider it. Would you mind filing an issue in the repo so we could track and discuss it here [1]? [1]…
Yes, the extension is being developed here [1] and the engine[2]/wasm[3] wrapper here. The models and training pipeline are in the urls your posted and the evaluation of those models are hosted here [4] [1]…
Hi, I am part of the team who developed this and the author of the article. You can ask me anything about it if you have questions.
French is being trained by the consortium and is part of the scope of the grant, so we should have it at some point in June and we'll ship and update as soon we have it.
The point here is that it simpler to have just one NMT engine in WebAssembly shipped bundled in the extension than runs in all platforms for free, instead of having to support and distribute multiple native builds of…
Yes, we are investigating how to support Firefox for Android.
Thanks for using it! Best way currently is to keep using and reporting issues on [1]. You can see how the models are trained on [2] and file issues there too. [1] https://github.com/mozilla/firefox-translations/issues…
Sure, like I mentioned in the article, you can embed the engine and the models in any web page to be run in a browser with proper WebAssembly and SIMD support. You can have an example on how we did here [1] and test it…
Yes, like I said above that's something we've been discussing internally and is being considered. In this meantime, please feel free to file an issue in the repo [1] so we could track it: [1]…
Yes, that's something we've been discussing internally and is being considered. In this meantime, please feel free to file an issue in the repo [1] so we could track it: [1]…
You can find the engine used here [1], the API built around it here [2] and its WASM port here [3] and the WebAssembly matrix multiplication optimizations are here [4] [1] https://marian-nmt.github.io/ [2]…
Just did it, thanks for the suggestion!
> Are there any plans for Mozilla to host this data? (Well, Amazon I guess to match addons.mozilla.org) I'll bring this internally for discussion. > I noticed the web page has Polish but not the extension. Is it not…
Thanks to you for giving the extension a try! This is a very interesting feature, and I'd like to consider it. Would you mind filing an issue in the repo so we could track and discuss it here [1]? [1]…
Yes, the extension is being developed here [1] and the engine[2]/wasm[3] wrapper here. The models and training pipeline are in the urls your posted and the evaluation of those models are hosted here [4] [1]…
Hi, I am part of the team who developed this and the author of the article. You can ask me anything about it if you have questions.