Difference between revisions of "Japhug and English/Structural Transfer"
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| − | We | + | We implemented [https://wikis.swarthmore.edu/ling073/Japhug_and_English/ContrastiveGrammars Contrastive Grammar] #1: "For clauses with transitive verbs, in Japhug the object generally precedes the verb (and follows the subject). In English however the object follows the verb." |
| − | + | So '''βzaŋsa tonɯpandʑi''' outputs '''#agree with #friend''' instead of #friend #agree with. | |
| − | + | Our transfer rule successfully switched the object (friend) with the verb phrase(agree with). | |
| − | + | A better example: '''lɯlu nɯ kɯ βʑɯ ɯɕa tɕi pjɤrga''' outputs '''#that #cat also #like #mouse #meat''' instead of the direct translation #cat that with #mouse #meat also #like. | |
= Post-Evaluation = | = Post-Evaluation = | ||
Revision as of 19:32, 4 May 2023
Pre-Evaluation
Statistics About Input Files
Number of words in reference: 47 Number of words in test: 33 Number of unknown words (marked with a star) in test: 18 Percentage of unknown words: 54.55 %
Results when removing unknown-word marks (stars)
Edit distance: 47 Word error rate (WER): 100.00 % Number of position-independent correct words: 0 Position-independent word error rate (PER): 100.00 %
Coverage Test on jya.tests.txt in Bilingual Transducer
TOP UNKNOWN WORDS:
1 ^ʁnɯtɤrtsɯɣ/*ʁnɯtɤrtsɯɣ$
1 ^ɲɯrganɯ/*ɲɯrganɯ$
1 ^ɲɤmtsɯr/*ɲɤmtsɯr$
1 ^ɯʑo/*ɯʑo$
1 ^ɯtaʁ/*ɯtaʁ$
1 ^ɯjme/*ɯjme$
1 ^ɕɤrɯ/*ɕɤrɯ$
1 ^xuexiao/*xuexiao$
1 ^tʂu/*tʂu$
1 ^pɯ́wɣsɯmtoa/*pɯ́wɣsɯmtoa$
1 ^mɯpɯrɤʑia/*mɯpɯrɤʑia$
1 ^mɯpjɤpenɯ/*mɯpjɤpenɯ$
1 ^mɤpe/*mɤpe$
1 ^kɯkɯra/*kɯkɯra$
1 ^kɤzo/*kɤzo$
1 ^khramba/*khramba$
1 ^aʑo/*aʑo$
1 ^ambro/*ambro$
coverage: 24 / 42 (~0.57142857142857142857)
remaining unknown forms: 18
ambiguity: 54 / 42 (~1.28571428571428571429)
Structural Transfer Rule
We implemented Contrastive Grammar #1: "For clauses with transitive verbs, in Japhug the object generally precedes the verb (and follows the subject). In English however the object follows the verb."
So βzaŋsa tonɯpandʑi outputs #agree with #friend instead of #friend #agree with.
Our transfer rule successfully switched the object (friend) with the verb phrase(agree with).
A better example: lɯlu nɯ kɯ βʑɯ ɯɕa tɕi pjɤrga outputs #that #cat also #like #mouse #meat instead of the direct translation #cat that with #mouse #meat also #like.
Post-Evaluation
Statistics About Input Files
Results when removing unknown-word marks (stars)
Coverage Test on jya.tests.txt in Bilingual Transducer
