Human-translated Bibles show higher intertextuality ratios than machine-translated ones in this embedding-based measure, but source-text mismatch limits the conclusion.
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Characterizing the Effects of Translation on Intertextuality using Multilingual Embedding Spaces
Human-translated Bibles show higher intertextuality ratios than machine-translated ones in this embedding-based measure, but source-text mismatch limits the conclusion.