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What does Attention in Neural Machine Translation Pay Attention to?

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arxiv 1710.03348 v1 pith:NS6CTSPI submitted 2017-10-09 cs.CL

classification cs.CL
keywords attentionalignmenttranslationanalysisdifferentinformationmachineneural
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Attention in neural machine translation provides the possibility to encode relevant parts of the source sentence at each translation step. As a result, attention is considered to be an alignment model as well. However, there is no work that specifically studies attention and provides analysis of what is being learned by attention models. Thus, the question still remains that how attention is similar or different from the traditional alignment. In this paper, we provide detailed analysis of attention and compare it to traditional alignment. We answer the question of whether attention is only capable of modelling translational equivalent or it captures more information. We show that attention is different from alignment in some cases and is capturing useful information other than alignments.

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