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Coverage: 97.91%
 
Coverage: 97.91%
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== Outputs ==
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Noun-adjective to adjective-noun order
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Example sentence: "Mbũi Ngiti na Ng’ombe nĩ anyanyae anene." --> "Goat, Dog, and Cow are great friends."
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Tagger output: ^Bũi<n><cl9><sg>$ ^Giti<n><cl9><sg>$ ^na<cnjcoo>$ ^G’ombe<n><cl9><sg>$ ^ĩ<vbser><prc>$ ^nyanya<n><cl2><pl>$ ^nene<adj><cl2><pl>$^.<sent>$^.<sent>$
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Lex output: ^Bũi<n><cl9><sg>/Goat<n><cl9><sg>$ ^Giti<n><cl9><sg>/Dog<n><cl9><sg>$ ^na<cnjcoo>/but<cnjcoo>/and<cnjcoo>$ ^G’ombe<n><cl9><sg>/Cow<n><cl9><sg>$ ^ĩ<vbser><prc>/be<vbser><prc>$ ^nyanya<n><cl2><pl>/friend<n><cl2><pl>$ ^nene<adj><cl2><pl>/big<adj><sint><cl2><pl>/great<adj><sint> <cl2><pl>$^.<sent>/.<sent>$^.<sent>/.<sent>$
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Transfer output: No rule specified: ^Bũi<n><cl9><sg>/Goat<n><cl9><sg>$
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No rule specified: ^Giti<n><cl9><sg>/Dog<n><cl9><sg>$
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No rule specified: ^na<cnjcoo>/but<cnjcoo>$
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No rule specified: ^G’ombe<n><cl9><sg>/Cow<n><cl9><sg>$
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No rule specified: ^ĩ<vbser><prc>/be<vbser><prc>$
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No rule specified: ^nyanya<n><cl2><pl>/friend<n><cl2><pl>$
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No rule specified: ^nene<adj><cl2><pl>/big<adj><sint><cl2><pl>$
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No rule specified: ^.<sent>/.<sent>$
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No rule specified: ^.<sent>/.<sent>$
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^Goat<n><cl9><sg>$ ^Dog<n><cl9><sg>$ ^but<cnjcoo>$ ^Cow<n><cl9><sg>$ ^be<vbser><prc>$ ^friend<n><cl2><pl>$ ^big<adj><sint><cl2><pl>$^.<sent>$^.<sent>$
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Kam-eng output: #Goat #Dog but #Cow #be #friend #big.
  
 
== Post-Evaluation ==
 
== Post-Evaluation ==
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Word error rate (WER):
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Word error rate (WER): 100%
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Position-independent word error rate (PER):
 
  
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Coverage:
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Position-independent word error rate (PER): 100%
  
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== Outputs ==
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Coverage: 100% (yay! improvement from adding the last stem from the small corpus that we didn't add while completing the contrastive grammar)
  
  

Revision as of 19:54, 11 May 2023

Pre-Evaluation

Word error rate (WER): 100%

Position-independent word error rate (PER): 100%

Coverage: 97.91%

Outputs

Noun-adjective to adjective-noun order

Example sentence: "Mbũi Ngiti na Ng’ombe nĩ anyanyae anene." --> "Goat, Dog, and Cow are great friends."

Tagger output: ^Bũi<n><cl9><sg>$ ^Giti<n><cl9><sg>$ ^na<cnjcoo>$ ^G’ombe<n><cl9><sg>$ ^ĩ<vbser><prc>$ ^nyanya<n><cl2><pl>$ ^nene<adj><cl2><pl>$^.<sent>$^.<sent>$

Lex output: ^Bũi<n><cl9><sg>/Goat<n><cl9><sg>$ ^Giti<n><cl9><sg>/Dog<n><cl9><sg>$ ^na<cnjcoo>/but<cnjcoo>/and<cnjcoo>$ ^G’ombe<n><cl9><sg>/Cow<n><cl9><sg>$ ^ĩ<vbser><prc>/be<vbser><prc>$ ^nyanya<n><cl2><pl>/friend<n><cl2><pl>$ ^nene<adj><cl2><pl>/big<adj><sint><cl2><pl>/great<adj><sint> <cl2><pl>$^.<sent>/.<sent>$^.<sent>/.<sent>$

Transfer output: No rule specified: ^Bũi<n><cl9><sg>/Goat<n><cl9><sg>$

No rule specified: ^Giti<n><cl9><sg>/Dog<n><cl9><sg>$

No rule specified: ^na<cnjcoo>/but<cnjcoo>$

No rule specified: ^G’ombe<n><cl9><sg>/Cow<n><cl9><sg>$

No rule specified: ^ĩ<vbser><prc>/be<vbser><prc>$

No rule specified: ^nyanya<n><cl2><pl>/friend<n><cl2><pl>$

No rule specified: ^nene<adj><cl2><pl>/big<adj><sint><cl2><pl>$

No rule specified: ^.<sent>/.<sent>$

No rule specified: ^.<sent>/.<sent>$ ^Goat<n><cl9><sg>$ ^Dog<n><cl9><sg>$ ^but<cnjcoo>$ ^Cow<n><cl9><sg>$ ^be<vbser><prc>$ ^friend<n><cl2><pl>$ ^big<adj><sint><cl2><pl>$^.<sent>$^.<sent>$

Kam-eng output: #Goat #Dog but #Cow #be #friend #big.

Post-Evaluation

Word error rate (WER): 100%

Position-independent word error rate (PER): 100%

Coverage: 100% (yay! improvement from adding the last stem from the small corpus that we didn't add while completing the contrastive grammar)