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في هذه الورقة، نحن نصف مجموعتنا لمهمة مشاركة اللغة المشتركة للغة 2021. لقد بنينا 3 أنظمة في كل اتجاه لزوج لغة التاميل.تحدد هذه الورقة تجارب مع مخططات التوت المختلفة لتدريب النماذج الإحصائية.نبلغ أيضا عن تكوين الأنظمة والنتائج المقدمة التي ينتجها من قبلها.
In this paper, we describe our submissions for the Similar Language Translation Shared Task 2021. We built 3 systems in each direction for the Tamil ⇐⇒ Telugu language pair. This paper outlines experiments with various tokenization schemes to train statistical models. We also report the configuration of the submitted systems and results produced by them.
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