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Test Suites Task: Evaluation of Gender Fairness in MT with MuST-SHE and INES

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arxiv 2310.19345 v1 pith:ERHS5SGB submitted 2023-10-30 cs.CL

classification cs.CL
keywords suitestestgendertaskevaluationsfeminineformsines
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As part of the WMT-2023 "Test suites" shared task, in this paper we summarize the results of two test suites evaluations: MuST-SHE-WMT23 and INES. By focusing on the en-de and de-en language pairs, we rely on these newly created test suites to investigate systems' ability to translate feminine and masculine gender and produce gender-inclusive translations. Furthermore we discuss metrics associated with our test suites and validate them by means of human evaluations. Our results indicate that systems achieve reasonable and comparable performance in correctly translating both feminine and masculine gender forms for naturalistic gender phenomena. Instead, the generation of inclusive language forms in translation emerges as a challenging task for all the evaluated MT models, indicating room for future improvements and research on the topic.

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