Dharmamitra
@dharmamitra_ucb
Official account of the dharmamitra project (http://dharmamitra.org) Accelerating research on Classical Asian source languages via deep learning.
DharmaNexus is now live at dharmanexus.org, the spiritual and technical successor of buddhanexus.net. You can learn more about it here: dharmamitra.github.io/dharmamitra-gu… I hope you enjoy it!
Zorg and Sebastian chat a bit about the most recent set of updates at dharmamitra: youtube.com/watch?v=cgF9Nv…
We have just done a massive update to the website, lots of new features are there & details will follow soon. If you want to get started, try setting the target language to 'English (research)' - this is a killer feature!
Given the fact that we have an ever growing number of new tools, publications updates, and invitations to public events like talks etc, we now have a new central page where all of this information is gathered: dharmamitra.github.io/dharmamitra-gu…
Dharmamitra will, thanks to Pentsok Rtsang, support a native Tibetan interface very soon! Also, we have integrated the capabilities of DharmaNexus to locate parallel passages into the MITRA Search system, so overviews with references to other texts and translation will come soon!
A note by Sebastian about the transition of BuddhaNexus to DharmaNexus and what the future holds: dharmamitra.github.io/dharmamitra-gu…
🙏 14 months after launching dharmamitra, we're blown away: 350+ scholars use MITRA Translate daily, processing 2,500+ translation requests. OCR is taking off with 100-300 files/day. For Sanskrit, Tibetan, Pāli & Chinese translators, we've become essential. Thank you!
Being abe to seemlessly switch on sentence level between a Sūtra in Chinese and its Sanskrit or Tibetan version will become a reality with DharmaNexus. This is not just available for selected texts, but on corpus level, fully automatized, across all files and all languages!
DharmaNexus is a powerful new database that allows to explore semantically related passages between Sanskrit, Tibetan, Pāli, and Chinese literature and will be available soon! Multilingual semantic matching has always been one of the top priorities of the MITRA project.
Dharmamitra will present a new set of tools and capabilities at the IABS conference in Leipzig this year! Please join our panel organized by Marcus Bingenheimer on August 12.
MITRA Search is among the very significant updates that the MITRA team is preparing for public release in the coming weeks. It will allow to do deep, semantic searches based on concepts and idears in a large corpus of Sanskrit, Pāli, TIbetan, and Chinese literature.
How to use Dharmamitra to translate Sanskrit, Tibetan, Pāli, and Buddhist Chinese into English and other modern languages: youtu.be/jt2-ZDRahOQ?si…