Chapter 10. Sequence-to-Sequence Learning – Neural Machine Translation
Sequence-to-sequence learning is the term used for tasks that require mapping an arbitrary length sequence to another arbitrary length sequence. This is one of the most sophisticated tasks that involves learning many-to-many mappings. Examples of this task include Neural Machine Translation (NMT) and creating chatbots. NMT is where we translate a sentence from one language (source language) to another (target language). Google Translate is an example of an NMT system. Chatbots (that is, software that can communicate with/answer a person) are able to converse with humans in a realistic manner. This is especially useful for various service providers, as chatbots can be used to ...
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