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GTCOM Neural Machine Translation Systems for WMT21

GTCOM آلة الترجمة الآلية العصبية ل WMT21

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 Publication date 2021
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This paper describes the Global Tone Communication Co., Ltd.'s submission of the WMT21 shared news translation task. We participate in six directions: English to/from Hausa, Hindi to/from Bengali and Zulu to/from Xhosa. Our submitted systems are unconstrained and focus on multilingual translation odel, backtranslation and forward-translation. We also apply rules and language model to filter monolingual, parallel sentences and synthetic sentences.



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