Neural Machine Translation in Linear Time

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"Neural Machine Translation in Linear Time" is a research paper that introduces a more computationally efficient neural architecture for machine translation, reducing translation complexity to linear time with respect to input length.

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instanceOf natural language processing paper
research paper
scientific publication
addresses scalability of neural machine translation to long input sequences
time complexity of neural machine translation models
aimsTo improve decoding speed in neural machine translation
maintain translation quality while reducing computational cost
reduce translation complexity from superlinear to linear in input length
assumes translation quality should not significantly degrade when reducing complexity
comparesWith more computationally expensive neural machine translation architectures
concerns decoding algorithms for neural machine translation
efficiency of translation models in practice
contribution analysis of complexity with respect to input length in neural translation
introduction of a linear-time neural architecture for sequence-to-sequence translation
field artificial intelligence
machine translation
natural language processing
neural machine translation
focusesOn computational efficiency in neural machine translation
reducing translation complexity to linear time with respect to input length
optimizationGoal faster inference for neural machine translation models
linear-time translation with respect to input length
reduced computational resources for translation
proposes a more computationally efficient neural architecture for machine translation
relatedTo attention mechanisms in neural networks
efficient neural architectures
scalable machine translation systems
sequence-to-sequence learning
time complexity analysis in neural models
targets longer input sentences
real-time or near real-time translation scenarios
uses neural networks
sequence-to-sequence modeling

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Lukasz Kaiser coAuthorOf Neural Machine Translation in Linear Time
subject surface form: Łukasz Kaiser