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MT Corpora
Machine translation models are trained on a parallel corpus, sometimes called a bitext, a text that appears in two (or more) languages. Some examples of parallel corpora are:
- The Europarl Corpus, extracted from the proceedings of the European Parliament
- The United Nations Parallel Corpus, extracted from official records and other parliamentary documents of the United Nations
- The OpenSubtitles Corpus, extracted from movie and TV subtitles
- The ParaCrawl Corpus, extracted from general web text
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