Multidimensional Quality Metric (MQM) dataset for Indian languages
We contribute a Multidimensional Quality Metric (MQM) dataset for Indian languages created by taking outputs generated by 7 popular MT systems and asking human annotators to judge the quality of the translations using the MQM style guidelines. Using this rich set of annotated data, we show the performance of 16 metrics of various types on evaluating en-xx translations for 5 Indian languages. We provide an updated metric called Indic-COMET which not only shows stronger correlations with human judgement on Indian languages, but is also more robust to perturbations.
Please find more details of this work in our paper (link coming soon).
The MQM annotated dataset collected with the help of language experts for the 5 Indian lamguages (Hindi, Tamil, Marathi, Malayalam, Gujarati) can be downloaded from here (link coming soon).
An example of an MQM annotation containing the source, reference and
the translated output with error spans as demarcated by the annotator
looks like the following:
More details regarding the instructions provided and the procedures followed for annotations are present in the paper.
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