DaniPet02/mnlp-hw2

Translation from Archaic Italian to Modern Italian

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MNLP-HW2

Translation from Non-Modern Italian to Modern Italian

The Task

Develop a translation model from ancient to modern italian, evaluate it through a qualitative analysis, and use a LLM as a judge following this evaluation grid:

  1. Completely unacceptable translation: the translation has no pertinence with the original meaning, the generated sentence is either gibberish or something that makes no sense
  2. Severe semantic errors, omissions or substantial add ons on the original sentence. The errors are of semantic and syntactic nature. It’s still something no human would ever write
  3. Partially wrong translation, the translation is lackluster, it contains errors, but are mostly minor errors, like typos, or small semantic errors.
  4. Good translation. The translation is mostly right, substantially faithful to the original text, but the style does not perfectly match the original sentence, still fluent and comprehensible, and could semantically acceptable
  5. Perfect translation. The translation is accurate, fluent, complete and coherent. It retained the original meaning as much as it could.

Datasets

Hugging-Face

Wandb

Contributors

pizzi-andrea

35 commits

DaniPet02

17 commits

DaniPet02/mnlp-hw2

Translation from Archaic Italian to Modern Italian

0

stars

52

commits

Jupyter Notebook

primary language

Jun 10, 2025

updated

README

MNLP-HW2

Translation from Non-Modern Italian to Modern Italian

The Task

Develop a translation model from ancient to modern italian, evaluate it through a qualitative analysis, and use a LLM as a judge following this evaluation grid:

  1. Completely unacceptable translation: the translation has no pertinence with the original meaning, the generated sentence is either gibberish or something that makes no sense
  2. Severe semantic errors, omissions or substantial add ons on the original sentence. The errors are of semantic and syntactic nature. It’s still something no human would ever write
  3. Partially wrong translation, the translation is lackluster, it contains errors, but are mostly minor errors, like typos, or small semantic errors.
  4. Good translation. The translation is mostly right, substantially faithful to the original text, but the style does not perfectly match the original sentence, still fluent and comprehensible, and could semantically acceptable
  5. Perfect translation. The translation is accurate, fluent, complete and coherent. It retained the original meaning as much as it could.

Datasets

Hugging-Face

Wandb

Contributors

pizzi-andrea

35 commits

DaniPet02

17 commits

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