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    Development of Large Scale English-Urdu Machine Translation Corpus for Statistical and Neural Machine Translation Systems
    (Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2019) Moodser Hussain; FA17-RCS-005; LHR TP 5623; Dr. Rao Muhammad Adeel Nawab
    The process of automatically converting the text of one natural language into an other is known as Machine Translation (MT). The two state-of-the-art machine translation techniques are Statistical Machine Translation (SMT) and Neural Ma chine Translation (NMT). In both MT techniques, a large-scale parallel aligned corpus of source & target language text is the most basic requirement to develop quality models. For the Urdu language, there are minimal parallel resources de veloped until now, and these existing resources are not enough to produce some quality translation systems. This research study is majorly focusing on: (1) the development of a large-scale semi-automatically aligned English-Urdu parallel corpus of more than 150k sen tences by collecting the data from different domains. (2) the compilation of large sized monolingual data for English and Urdu language by merging existing cor pora. (3) the development of a character-separated parallel corpus for supervised transliteration (by using Wikipedia titles) (4) the evaluation of impact generated by language model and monolingual corpus on translation quality (by using differ ent data and word-order in language models training). (5) development of Phrase based SMT (PB-SMT) and Recurrent Neural Network-based NMT (RNN-NMT) systems to evaluate and compare their performance on the proposed parallel cor pus. (6) the usage of supervised transliteration and ‘minimum error rate training’ to enhance the quality of SMT. To evaluate the performance of MT systems, ‘Bilingual Evaluation Understudy (BLEU)’ is used as an evaluation measure. The best-achieved scores for English to-Urdu translations are 37.39 and 32.70 by using PBSMT and RNN-NMT, re spectively. While for Urdu-to-English translations, PBSMT and RNN-NMT yield the best score of 28.20 and 30.63 respectively

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