Challenge: a Python interface to Marian NMT is available in PyPI via pip install pymarian . the interface provides a speedup factor of up to 7.8 the existing implementations .
Approach: They propose a Python interface to Marian NMT, a C++-based training and inference toolkit for sequence-to-sequence models.
Outcome: The proposed interface enables models trained with Marian to be connected to Python tools with a speedup factor of up to 7.8 the existing implementations.

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