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Hi there. Today I'm going to show you how to use the lollms playground to translate your documents from a language A to a language B.
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Let's go.
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First, open the playground and look for the preset called Generic Translator.
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Press the validation button to put the preset content into the main input text area.
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Now you need to update the elements delimited by @< and >@.
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We set the input language.
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Then we set the text to be translated.
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We set the output language.
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finally we remove the output placeholder text and place the cursor there.
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Now press the generate text button to start generating the text.
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Some models tend to add a summary after doing the translation. This is caused by the way they were trained. Make sure you remove any extra deductions or useless text.
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Here you have it! Your text is ready. You can press copy button to copy it to the clipboard.
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You can test multiple languages. Just remove the output, change the output language name and press generate text again.
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Please note that the translation quality depends on the model you use. Better results can be obtained if you use a model that was trained with the languages involved in the translation.
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I hope you liked this.
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Don't forget to like and subscribe.
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See ya
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