[th] Translated chapter3/introduction #73
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We only need to keep the entries for the translated chapters. In this case, please remove everything except the parts for chapter 3
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Got it! sorry for mistakes here. Fixed accordingly.
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Since we don't yet have the translated files for chapter3/2 etc, we should also remove these entries here
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Got it! Fixed accordingly
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| ใน [Chapter 2](/course/chapter2) เราได้เรียนรู้วิธีการใช้ tokenizers และโมเดลที่ผ่านการเทรนมาแล้ว (pretrained models) ในการทำนาย แต่ถ้าเราต้องการจะใช้ dataset ของเราเองในการ fine-tune โมเดลล่ะ? นั่นคือหัวข้อของบทนี้เลย! คุณจะได้เรียนรู้: |
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Just out of curiosity, are you keeping "pretrained models" in English because there isn't a good equivalent in Thai? One alternative I've seen in other languages is to translate the technical terms and then put the English equivalent afterwards in parentheses, e.g.
TRANSLATED_TERMS (ENGLISH_TERMS เป็นภาษาอังกฤษ)
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Hi, lewtun
I've translated the word 'pretrained models' to 'โมเดลที่ผ่านการเทรนมาแล้ว' , so the format is just like the example you gave above.
And to answer your question, Yes, I think 'โมเดลที่ผ่านการเทรนมาแล้ว' is not exact equivalent to 'pretrained models' as the word 'pretrained' have some underlying meanings which I can't translate all of them in one word.
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Docs built well, so merging this 🚀
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Hi,
I've translated chapter3 titles and chapter3/introduction to Thai. #64