A small parallel Erzya-Russian dataset, manually annotated for quality: meaning preservation and fluency of the Erzya sentences.
Evaluation of automatic metrics of machine translation into Erzya, or of Erzya parallel data quality.
The dataset consists of the validation and test splits of slone/myv_ru_2022, and follows the same structure. This includes the following fields:
id: numeric id of the sentence in the split, the same as in the original dataset.ru: a sentence in Russianmyv: a corresponding sentence in Erzyasrc: a sring identifier of the data sourceThere are three additional fields, new to this version of the dataset:
meaning_score: a score of semantic similarity between the Russian and the Erzya sentences. Possible values are 0 (a huge difference in the meaning), 0.5 (difference in minor details), and 1 (equivalent meaning).fluency_score: a score of fluency of the Erzya sentence. Possible values are 0 (serious problems with fluency or grammaticality, or a wrong language), 0.5 (the sentence is acceptable but does not feel natural), and 1 (fluent).is_good: a flag that the translation pair is good; equals 1 if both scores above are 1, and 0, otherwise.The splits of the dataset contain 1500 sentence pairs each. In each, about 60% of the data have "good" labels for both meaning and fluency.
There were two main motivations for creating this dataset:
Various parallel texts in Russian and Erzya, pre-aligned or automatically aligned by sentence. For more details, see the parent dataset slone/myv_ru_2022.
The labels in the dataset have been provided by a single annotator, a native speaker of Russian and a fluent Erzya speaker.
The sentences in the dataset may inherit all the peculiarities of their corresponding sources. In particular, a large proportion of sentences from the "constitution" and "wiki" sources contain overly literal translations from Russian (which is reflected in their fluency scores). Some of the sentences are misaligned (due to automatic sentence splitting and alignment), which is normally reflected in their meaning scores.
The accuracy and fluency labels were provided by a single annotator without additional validation, and may contain occasional errors.
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A small parallel Erzya-Russian dataset, manually annotated for quality: meaning preservation and fluency of the Erzya sentences.
Evaluation of automatic metrics of machine translation into Erzya, or of Erzya parallel data quality.
The dataset consists of the validation and test splits of slone/myv_ru_2022, and follows the same structure. This includes the following fields:
id: numeric id of the sentence in the split, the same as in the original dataset.ru: a sentence in Russianmyv: a corresponding sentence in Erzyasrc: a sring identifier of the data sourceThere are three additional fields, new to this version of the dataset:
meaning_score: a score of semantic similarity between the Russian and the Erzya sentences. Possible values are 0 (a huge difference in the meaning), 0.5 (difference in minor details), and 1 (equivalent meaning).fluency_score: a score of fluency of the Erzya sentence. Possible values are 0 (serious problems with fluency or grammaticality, or a wrong language), 0.5 (the sentence is acceptable but does not feel natural), and 1 (fluent).is_good: a flag that the translation pair is good; equals 1 if both scores above are 1, and 0, otherwise.The splits of the dataset contain 1500 sentence pairs each. In each, about 60% of the data have "good" labels for both meaning and fluency.
There were two main motivations for creating this dataset:
Various parallel texts in Russian and Erzya, pre-aligned or automatically aligned by sentence. For more details, see the parent dataset slone/myv_ru_2022.
The labels in the dataset have been provided by a single annotator, a native speaker of Russian and a fluent Erzya speaker.
The sentences in the dataset may inherit all the peculiarities of their corresponding sources. In particular, a large proportion of sentences from the "constitution" and "wiki" sources contain overly literal translations from Russian (which is reflected in their fluency scores). Some of the sentences are misaligned (due to automatic sentence splitting and alignment), which is normally reflected in their meaning scores.
The accuracy and fluency labels were provided by a single annotator without additional validation, and may contain occasional errors.
@cointegrated