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Shared emphasis Last Translation Benchmark Research & technical analysis · 2 attributable reactions
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Established Evaluation & benchmarks Resource 14d ago
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Last Translation Benchmark tool

Last Translation Benchmark

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Ted Underwood Leshem (Legend) Choshen @EMNLP Vilém Zouhar
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“Sad to see no African representation in the last translation benchmark, despite LLMs and MT being so bad If you know who would be interested or are interested yourself in contributing(coauthoring), please do and share last-translation-benchmark.vilda.net Vi…”

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Vilém Zouhar: There are many things machine translation still can't do. Help us steer the next direction by contributing hard-to-translate inputs (and be on a cool paper).
Vilém Zouhar: Multiple things made us start this effort. Typical translation benchmarks are.. ...oftentimes trivial or saturated (so they can't be used for guiding the next steps in the field) ...not evaluatable…
Vilém Zouhar: In the Last Translation Benchmark we solve both by: - collecting hard-to-translate inputs (texts, images, audios) - requiring human-readable "verification rules", which enable provable evaluation o…
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