IS it possible to use Microsoft Translation API for specific category like LAW.
Currently I am training Microsoft Custom Translation Hub to train my own model. While creating project system asked me to provide category (i.e., LAW, Technical, etc.) which means it has already trained model for different category.
Is it possible to use category specific model(Microsoft Trained) of Microsoft Translator through API?
On Translator Hub, the only category that gives different results is "Technology", when translating from English to other languages. All other category selections use the same general-domain system underneath.
Recommendation is to upgrade to Custom Translator: http://customtranslator.ai.
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I am trying to find a good place to start for a potentially SAP related project.
Suppose I wanted to develop stand-alone software that could connect with an SAP ERP (S4/HANA) system and analyze material management and accounting data. What resources would I need to accomplish that? Where could I get an SDK/the proper training for this? How would I get a system to experiment on? I've tried Googling this question but there doesn't seem to be clear authoritative information on this and what I find also seems to be mostly about SAP Business One, which is a different product.
Insights would be much appreciated!
Thank you in advance,
Joshua
You must use REST/OData to connect to ECC and Hana S/4.
Currently, SAP has around 800+ REST APIs for SD/MM/PP/FICO, and almost every quarter, new APIs are added to Hana S/4.
You can check all the available APIs # https://api.sap.com/package/SAPS4HANACloud/all
You can check out the demo below if you want to view an application that provides similar functionalities.
https://demo.inoerp.com:8090
Select Hana SandBox. This is a single app that provides similar functionalities for Oracle, SAP, Dynamics etc.
If you need an API that is not yet published. You can also create your own APIs using ABAP
Regarding technology - You can use anything Java(Springboot/ADF), C# .net, node.js. You will be fine as long as you stay away from the SAP technology stack (i.e., ABAP and UI5 :-))
I already own a translation engine I created some years ago. I would like to know if I can use that engine to train a new engine using Microsfot Custom Translation.
I haven't bought Translator Text yet or any Azure producsts, so knowing whether if I can 'recycle' my old engine or not is something I will consider before buying any product.
You can call the translator API v2.0 but it is not recommended. At the same time the translator hub had been retired since May. Which means you cannot improve the result with your document.
You train a Custom Translator system with previously translated documents. If your previous engine was a statistical system or neural translation system, you can use the same training material. If not, you could train on material that you have translated by hand or with your previous engine, or a mix of both. Custom Translator languages are limited to the languages Microsoft provides a base engine for.
I am working on a training a translation system using the Microsoft Custom Translator. However, I need to be able to share it with other members of my organization. How would I go about sharing a project with another member of my organization?
Thanks,
Tymoore Jamal
Currently, we do not support project sharing with other users. This is a feature we are working on and plan to ship when Custom Translator comes out of preview and is released.
I would like to use SMT version of Microsoft Translator in Azure to compare the out put with other engines, but is it still available? I have searched and found that SMT for personal use is available at http://www.bing.com/translator, but I wonder where we can use SMT for business use.
Best regards,
Naoki Notoya
The Microsoft Translator Text API and Translator Speech API is available for personal and commercial use and both types of use would follow the Online Service Terms. Any user of the Translator API can use the SMT and NMT systems. See below for more information.
To read the terms, please go to the Microsoft Azure Legal Information page. You'll see a link to the Online Service Terms. When you open the Terms document, you can search for "Translator". The Microsoft Translator API is part of the Cognitive Services collection of APIs.
Microsoft Translator is SMT based service and all of our supported languages are SMT by default, except for Chinese and Hindi. These two languages are NMT by default.For 19 of the languages, you can choose to use SMT or NMT. Please see our Languages webpage for a list of the support languages. www.aka.ms/TranslatorLanguages
To invoke neural translations for the 19 languages, you use category=generalnn when you call the API. If you need to specifically call the Chinese or Hindi SMT systems, use the category=smt to access it.
Ruffly Speaking, I want to know the name of the feature which Microsoft SharePoint provides that the ablility to manage many web applications and expose them as web parts.
I'll try to explane more, from wikipedia:
Microsoft SharePoint is a software platform provides collaboration, Web content management, documents management, enterprise search, Web 2.0 features, and many other features under a single platform.
What I understand from that that it's a collection of features provided in a single system, I would like to search about a software platform similar to SharePoint able to manage many web applications and expose them or provides them as web parts but I don't know the search keywords which I have to look for.
Look for the keyword “Portal”.