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Add Train and set up a custom machine translation model docs #281
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One nit to fix and one question, but the doc is clear otherwise 👍🏼
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Note that creating the model takes a few hours. When the model is created, store its name (usally starting with `NM`, followed by a series of integers) under *Google automl model* in the [Django’s admin interface](https://pontoon.mozilla.org/a/) of the locale. | ||
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From that point on, Machiney will start using the custom machine translation model instead of the generic one and you’ll be set to enable pretranslation for the locale. |
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From that point on, Machiney will start using the custom machine translation model instead of the generic one and you’ll be set to enable pretranslation for the locale. | |
From that point on, Machinery will start using the custom machine translation model instead of the generic one and you’ll be set to enable pretranslation for the locale. |
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When choosing the name for the dataset, follow the pattern used by existing datasets - `dataset_LOCALE_YYYY_MM_DD`. When choosing the Cloud Storage path where the uploaded files are to be stored, pick `pontoon-prod-model-data-c1107144`. | ||
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Note that creating the model takes a few hours. When the model is created, store its name (usally starting with `NM`, followed by a series of integers) under *Google automl model* in the [Django’s admin interface](https://pontoon.mozilla.org/a/) of the locale. |
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Should we mention the concurrency limit? How does that work: can you start training 6, but only 4 will be worked on at the same time, or can you only request 4?
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Updated.
Hard to tell if you can request more than 4, because there was a bug in the Console last time we hit the threshold (of 2 concurrently train models at the time), which is now presumably fixed.
Fix #279.