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تسجيل مستخدم جديدThe Volctrans Machine Translation System for WMT20
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This paper describes our VolcTrans system on WMT20 shared news translation task. We participated in 8 translation directions. Our basic systems are based on Transformer, with several variants (wider or deeper Transformers, dynamic convolutions). The final system includes text pre-process, data selection, synthetic data generation, advanced model ensemble, and multilingual pre-training.
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