Adding multi-language support for Azure AI applications quickly
There is a growing demand for applications which support speech, language identification, translation or transliteration from one language to another. Common questions that customers encounter as they consider possible solutions are: How do we identify which language is being spoken/typed by the user? How do we translate one language to another for the user? Is there a way to transliterate text from one language to another? Can we determine the intent of a user utterance? How do we incorporate natural language understanding into our chatbot application for multiple languages? Complex problems such as these can now be solved using advanced APIs that are readily available without having to reinvent the wheel – no machine learning expertise required! This blog starts off with a brief introduction to machine translation and then explores various topics like identifying the language and how to perform translation/transliteration of spoken or typed text using Microsoft’s Translator Text API. In addition, we also discuss how translated or transliterated text can be integrated with LIUS.
How do I prevent LUIS from separating words?
Hi, I am playing around with Microsoft LUIS at this moment. The problem is when recognizing long words LUIS tends to add spaces whenever "he thinks" it is appropriate. For example the german name 'Mustermann' is separated to 'muster' and 'mann'. How can I prevent LUIS from doing this?
