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Towards Universality in Multilingual Text Rewriting

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arxiv 2107.14749 v1 pith:M32T7UH3 submitted 2021-07-30 cs.CL

classification cs.CL
keywords modelsentimentattributescapablelanguagelanguagesrewritingtext
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In this work, we take the first steps towards building a universal rewriter: a model capable of rewriting text in any language to exhibit a wide variety of attributes, including styles and languages, while preserving as much of the original semantics as possible. In addition to obtaining state-of-the-art results on unsupervised translation, we also demonstrate the ability to do zero-shot sentiment transfer in non-English languages using only English exemplars for sentiment. We then show that our model is able to modify multiple attributes at once, for example adjusting both language and sentiment jointly. Finally, we show that our model is capable of performing zero-shot formality-sensitive translation.

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