Translate Science @TranslateScience@fediscience.org
- Homepage
- https://translatescience.org
We are a working group that wants to build tools to make translations of scientific articles/reports/books, abstracts, titles and terms more accessible and (thus) stimulate the production of such translations.
In our Wiki you can find information on finding translations. https://wiki.translatescience.org
1.4 is live 🎉 https://pypi.org/project/argostranslate/1.4.0/
Release Notes:
- Better support for seq2seq sentence boundary detection
- py2app support
- GPU support
- Improved logging
- CI testing
- Code formatting
- Consistently use pathlib.Path in package module instead of strings
- Broke backwards compatibility with package.Package.remove
I am climatologist and the manuscript repository in my field, EarthArXiv, does not accept translated articles. The main objection was that they would not be able to moderate the content.
Asking about this at #openrepos2021 it seems that this is an outlier and most repositories are actually super happy with translated articles. #GoodNews
Just learned at
#openrepos2021 in a session on making article metadata multilingual:
Wikidata has been used as a cross-lingual keyword source for data repositories, see .e.g "Improving data discovery through Wikidata" at WikidataCon 2019.
AI and seamless translation of research in Official African Languages https://blog.translatescience.org/ai-and-seamless-translation-of-research-in-official-african-languages/
"About 2000 languages are spoken in Africa, and these traditional and indigenous dialects are also a medium of choice in knowledge dissemination for many scientists on and off the continent...
One of the key task for such an A.I. system could be ... offering a seamless translation service resulting in the output of as many African languages as possible, and vice versa"
AI and seamless translation of research in Official African Languages https://blog.translatescience.org/ai-and-seamless-translation-of-research-in-official-african-languages/
"About 2000 languages are spoken in Africa, and these traditional and indigenous dialects are also a medium of choice in knowledge dissemination for many scientists on and off the continent...
One of the key task for such an A.I. system could be ... offering a seamless translation service resulting in the output of as many African languages as possible, and vice versa"
Hello from Indonesia https://blog.translatescience.org/hello-from-indonesia/
"It’s Dasapta from Indonesia. ...
Born and raised in Indonesia, a non-English speaking country, it’s important for me to promote the use of national language (Indonesian) instead of English in scholarly communications, because:
Most researches in Indonesia are about local problems. ...
it takes more time and effort to translate our researches to English ..
[With NLP] it should be fairly easy for non-Indonesian speakers to understand [them]. ..."
Launch of Translate Science https://blog.translatescience.org/launch-of-translate-science/
We are a new working group that wants to build tools to make #translations of scientific articles/reports/books, abstracts, titles and terms more accessible and (thus) stimulate the production of such translations.
#Introduction #Introductions #translation #science #scientificLiterature #ScholarlyLiterature #OpenScience #OpenAccess
Call for Contributions for the "2nd Workshop on Data and research objects management for Linked Open Science" (DaMaLOS 2021) at "The 20th International Semantic Web Conference". https://zbmed.github.io/damalos/
"We welcome contributions on data and research objects management plans, FAIRification supporting Open Science, linking approaches on metadata + publications + data + software, and research supporting open and transparent digital research ecosystems."
@JordiGH I cannot vouch for them, but over the years I came across these firms doing translation work.
https://wiki.translatescience.org/index.php?title=Groups_interested_in_translations#Translation_services
Cochrane build a task exchange for the medical sciences. Including people asking for and offering translation work.
https://taskexchange.cochrane.org
Maybe that would be a nice idea for science in general.
The day has arrived. I can finally present you all my new project.
Inspired by NewPipe, Nitter, Invidious or Bibliogram, here comes Lingva, an alternative Front-end for Google Translate.
https://github.com/TheDavidDelta/lingva-translate
It's a completely Free and Open Source project, so you can host your own instance. The directions are on the project's README.
You can also make any kind of contribution. Feel free to Pull Request.
Project proposal published in RIO: "FAIR and open multilingual clinical trials in Wikidata and Wikipedia." https://riojournal.com/article/66490/
The Research Ideas and Outcomes (RIO) journal publishes project proposals, data, methods, workflows, software, project reports and research articles.
- Homepage
- https://translatescience.org
We are a working group that wants to build tools to make translations of scientific articles/reports/books, abstracts, titles and terms more accessible and (thus) stimulate the production of such translations.
In our Wiki you can find information on finding translations. https://wiki.translatescience.org
