Difference between revisions of "Biak and English"

Revision as of 13:35, 11 April 2021

External Resources

• Language Pair Repo
• Biak Transducer
• Apertium English package
• Small Corpus

BHW -> ENG Evaluation

Coverage Analysis

• Monolingual transducer coverage:
• Bilingual transducer coverage:

Sentence Evaluation

1.

 Original sentence: Rusa anine dores.
 Intended Translation: This deer stood.
 Biltrans Output: ^Rusa<n>/Deer<n>$ ^i<prn><pers><p3><sg><spc><giv>/the<det><def><sp><giv>$ ^ne<det><dem>/@ne<det><dem>$ ^ores<v><iv><p3><sg>/stand<vblex><iv><p3><sg>
 Translation Output: #Deer #the @ne #stand.

2.

 Original sentence: Ras anya dares ya isam kaku inja sumbrow.
 Intended Translation: The sun was very hot on the day (and) so they were thirsty.
 Biltrans Output: ^Ras<n>/Day<n>$ ^i<prn><pers><p3><sg><spc><giv>/the<det><def><sp><giv>$ ^dares<n>/sun<n>$ ^i<prn><pers><p3><sg><spc>/the<det><def><sp>$ ^sam<v><iv><p3><sg>/hot<vblex><iv><p3><sg>$ ^kaku<adv>/very<adv>$ ^inja<cnjcoo>/so<cnjadv>$ ^mbrow<v><iv><p3><du>/thirsty<vblex><iv><p3><du>
 Translation Output: #Day #the #sun the #hot very so #thirsty.

3.

 Original sentence: Ikak aniyasne nyas i.  
 Intended Translation: This snake up here smelled it.
 Biltrans Output: ^Ikak<n>/Snake<n>$ ^i<prn><pers><p3><sg><spc><giv>/the<det><def><sp><giv>$ ^yasne<det><dem>/@yasne<det><dem>$ ^nas<v><tv><p3><sg>/smell<vblex><tv><p3><sg>$ ^i<prn><pers><p3><sg>/prpers<prn><subj><p3><m><sg>
 Translation Output: #Snake #the @yasne #smell he. 

4.

 Original sentence: Skovark ro mnu ine.
 Intended Translation: The three live in this village.
 Biltrans Output: ^i<prn><pers><p3><sg><spc>/the<det><def><sp>$ ^ne<det><dem>/@ne<det><dem>
 Translation Output: #Lie at #village the @ne.

5.

 Original sentence: Imnai kwar?
 Intended Translation: Has it stopped yet?
 Biltrans Output: ^Mnai<v><iv><p3><sg>/Stop<vblex><iv><p3><sg>$ ^kwar<adv>/already<adv>$^?<sent>/?<sent>$^.<sent>/.<sent>$
 Translation Output: #Stop already?

6.

 Original sentence: Sampe nkofur rum nane ra nabro romawa sya sifarkor. 
 Intended Translation: After we built the houses, then the children began to study.
 Biltrans Output: ^Sampe<adv>/Then<adv>$ ^fur<v><tv><p1><pl><ex>/build<vblex><tv><p1><pl><ex>$ ^rum<n>/house<n>$ ^na<prn><pers><p3><pl><inan><spc>/the<det><def><sp>$ ^ne<det><dem>/@ne<det><dem>$ ^ra<pr>/until<pr>$ ^bro<v><iv><p3><pl><inan>/empty<adj><p3><pl><inan>$ ^romawa<n>/boy<n>$ ^si<prn><pers><p3><pl><an><spc>/the<det><def><sp>$ ^farkor<v><iv><p3><pl><an>/study<vblex><iv><p3><pl><an>$^.<sent>/.<sent>$^.<sent>/.<sent>$
 Translation Output: Then #build #house the @ne until #empty #boy the #study.

7.

 Original sentence: Nggokain do Sepse fa nggofafyar.
 Intended Translation: We are having a conversation in Sepse.
 Biltrans Output: ^Kain<v><iv><p1><pl><ex>/Sit<vblex><iv><p1><pl><ex>$ ^do<pr>/at<pr>$ ^Sepse<n>/Sepse<n>$ ^fa<pr>/to<pr>$ ^fafyar<v><iv><p1><pl><ex>/tell<vblex><iv><p1><pl><ex>$^.<sent>/.<sent>$^.<sent>/.<sent>$
 Translation Output: #Sit at #Sepse to #tell.

8.

 Original sentence: Snewar vyedya iba.
 Intended Translation:Her belly was big.
 Biltrans Output:^Snewar<n>/Belly<n>$ ^det<det><pos><px3sg><sg><spc>/prpers<det><pos><px3sg><sg><spc>$ ^ba<v><iv><p3><sg>/big<adj><p3><sg>$^.<sent>/.<sent>$^.<sent>/.
 Translation Output: #Belly #prpers #big.

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