Closed BirkhoffLee closed 7 years ago
I think that sounds great, and if you're willing to do that work, please do. What do you think about doing a PR and adding a README_zh-tw.md
(i.e., with locale) file or something, and we can link it from README.md
vs doing it as a separate repo? Maybe others would be interested in doing more translations to other languages, who knows, and this would keep them altogether.
Totally up to you, but I'd be happy to take the patch.
That would be cool. Planning to begin translation this Friday and the weekend. I'll reply to this issue when I start to do that.
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I think that sounds great, and if you're willing to do that work, please do. What do you think about doing a PR and adding a README_zh-tw.md (i.e., with locale) file or something, and we can link it from README.md vs doing it as a separate repo? Maybe others would be interested in doing more translations to other languages, who knows, and this would keep them altogether.
Totally up to you, but I'd be happy to take the patch.
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@humphd I ain't quite familiar with the terms of machine learning -- should I just translate them into Chinese by the meaning of the words? Like Classification Dataset
, I don't know the actual term of it in Chinese.
I would put a "Translator's Note" section at the top of your version, and indicate that you've done your best with technical language, but used a literal translation (i.e., translate it as best you can, and then put it in English in parenthesis or something) where you weren't sure, and ask others to submit fixes if they have suggestions. Let the Github community help you with this.
Alright. I'll do some kinda marking for where I ain't sure.
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I've merged this, closing.
Hey there. Thanks for the tutorial. Can I fork this repository and make a Chinese version of this? I really love this.