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نتائج المهام المشتركة WMT 2021 في MT غير الخاضعة للإشراف والموارد منخفضة للغاية
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نقدم نتائج المهام المشتركة WMT2021 في MT غير المنضدة والموارد منخفضة للغاية.في هذه المهمة، درس المجتمع ترجمة الموارد المنخفضة جدا بين اللغة الألمانية والصربية العليا، والترجمة غير المنخفضة بين الترجمة من اللغة الألمانية والسوربية والمنخفضة الموارد بين الروسية والجواد، وجميع لغات الأقليات مع المجتمعات اللغوية النشطة تعمل على الحفاظ على اللغات، والذين هم شركاء فيالتقييم.شكرا بذلك، تمكنا من الحصول على معظم البيانات الرقمية المتاحة لهذه اللغات وتقديمها للمشاركين في المهام.في المجموع، شارك ست فرق في المهمة المشتركة.تناقش الورقة الخلفية، وتعرض المهام والنتائج، ويناقش أفضل الممارسات للمستقبل.
We present the findings of the WMT2021 Shared Tasks in Unsupervised MT and Very Low Resource Supervised MT. Within the task, the community studied very low resource translation between German and Upper Sorbian, unsupervised translation between German and Lower Sorbian and low resource translation between Russian and Chuvash, all minority languages with active language communities working on preserving the languages, who are partners in the evaluation. Thanks to this, we were able to obtain most digital data available for these languages and offer them to the task participants. In total, six teams participated in the shared task. The paper discusses the background, presents the tasks and results, and discusses best practices for the future.
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