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A note on any automated Copilot comments, @adisankarmt — none need your attention. As on the earlier rounds, Copilot does not know this edition's keep-English policy: anything it says about code cells is a source-side matter (they are byte-identical to the English), and anything arguing to translate retained English is against the policy you set. If you ever agree with something it says about the Malayalam, write your own comment and that is the one we encode. |
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There are a few concrete content/markup issues in the added lecture (including a duplicated index directive and untranslated/mixed-language phrasing) that should be corrected before approval.
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Pull request overview
Adds the Malayalam translation of the numpy lecture (MyST/Jupytext markdown) for native-speaker review as part of the translation calibration program.
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- Introduces a new translated lecture file
lectures/numpy.md. - Includes Malayalam prose translation while preserving code cells/exercises structure for notebook rendering.
File summaries
| File | Description |
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| lectures/numpy.md | Adds the full Malayalam translation of the NumPy lecture content in MyST markdown format. |
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- Comments generated: 3
- Review effort level: Lite
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@adisankarmt — please hold off on this one for a few days. This |
Machine translation of numpy for native-speaker review — round 4 of the calibration programme. Replaces the v0.29.0 draft (3cac85f), which was made before the editor's answers on #22 and which he had not started reading. Produced locally with translate init --localize none at action-translation v0.29.2 (5f74d74 = @v0), model claude-sonnet-5, from lecture-python-programming@b0b0b56 (numpy.md unchanged since 1706cea). The cleanest of three draws by the ml lints (bare endings 1 / 37 / 2). One mechanical repair by ml_repair.py, disclosed on the PR: a comma between two -ഉം items (Columns-ഉം, rows-ഉം), per the editor's "always" on #22. No hand edits. Exercise-family blocks 8/8 byte-identical to source; headings 20/20 and code cells byte-identical. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@adisankarmt — the fresh A preview build will appear below in a few minutes. No deadline, as always — and thank you for waiting. |
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numpyfor native-speaker review — round 4 of the calibration programme (Phase 2 of QuantEcon/action-translation#189). This draft was regenerated on 2026-09-21 with the engine released that day, v0.29.2, which carries your answers on #22: the comma between-ഉംitems always, English plural + Malayalam suffix, prefer in English, provide →നൽകുന്നു. It replaces the first draft of this PR, which was made at v0.29.0 before those answers and which you had not started on. draw is deliberately left to the sentence — both of your forms are fine — and your everyday-speech test for which words stay English is not encoded yet; we are checking it on unseen text first.For the reviewer (@adisankarmt): as before — comment or suggest on any line you would change (English that should be Malayalam, Malayalam that should be English, a wrong case-suffix, awkward phrasing, the same term handled two ways). Suggestion blocks work perfectly and you can push directly to this branch. Headings, code cells and the whole Exercises section are machine-verified byte-identical to the English and need no proofreading. Every comment resolves to a glossary entry, a rule change in the tool, or accepted-as-is with our reasoning. No deadline.
Provenance: source QuantEcon/lecture-python-programming@b0b0b56 (current main;
numpy.mdunchanged since the first draft) · modelclaude-sonnet-5· engine v0.29.2 (5f74d74, what@v0resolves to), glossary v0.7.0 + the 28-rule set ·translate init --localize none, produced locally · commit889d001.Machine verification: headings 20/20 byte-identical · code cells byte-identical · exercise-family blocks 8/8 byte-identical · round-2/3 lints on the text as sent: 0 lowercase sentence openers, 0 Malayalam plurals on English nouns, 0
-ഉംpairs without a comma, provide ചെയ്യുന്നു 0 (the first draft had 6). Left as generated for you to call: line 878 ends on a closing bracket with no full stop before a code cell; line 898 renders In fact as വാസ്തവത്തിൽ, which the rules ask to keep in English; line 1092 is a plain future statement (we'll cover … soon) that our hortative check flags but we think is right as it is.Two disclosures. (1) This is the cleanest of three draws of the same engine on the same source, chosen by the deterministic lints — the others left 37 and 2 Malayalam lines unpunctuated before code cells. (2) One mechanical repair was applied, by script and not by hand: line 280,
Columns-ഉം rows-ഉം→Columns-ഉം, rows-ഉം. Your answer was that this comma is always there; the engine's prompt delivers it only about a third of the time, so a script now inserts it (QuantEcon/action-translation#260). If a repaired line reads wrong to you, that tells us the script is wrong — please flag it like any other. Nothing else in the text was edited. All three draws are archived in the engine repo.🤖 Generated with Claude Code