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الإنجليزية-الماراثي الترجمة الآلية العصبية ل Loresmt 2021
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في هذه الورقة، نصفنا (Team - Onenlp-IITH) مناهج الترجمة الآلية العصبية الخاصة بنا للماراثية الإنجليزية (كلا الاتجاه) ل LORESMT-20211.جربنا الترجمة الآلية العصبية القائمة على المحولات واستكشف استخدام ميزات لغوية مختلفة مثل نقاط البيع والتحول في وحدة الكلمات الفرعية لكل من اللغة الإنجليزية والماراثية والإنجليزية.بالإضافة إلى ذلك، استكشفنا أيضا الترجمة إلى الأمام والخلف باستخدام بيانات مونولجة الزحف على الويب.حصلنا على 22.2 (عموما 2 ND) و 31.3 (إجمالي 1 سانت) درجات بلو للإنجليزية - المراثي والماراثي - الإنجليزية على التوالي
In this paper, we (team - oneNLP-IIITH) describe our Neural Machine Translation approaches for English-Marathi (both direction) for LoResMT-20211 . We experimented with transformer based Neural Machine Translation and explored the use of different linguistic features like POS and Morph on subword unit for both English-Marathi and Marathi-English. In addition, we have also explored forward and backward translation using web-crawled monolingual data. We obtained 22.2 (overall 2 nd) and 31.3 (overall 1 st) BLEU scores for English-Marathi and Marathi-English on respectively
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