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AMR-eseResearch

  • Conducted this research under the supervision of Dr. Justin DeBenedetto from the Computer Science Department of Villanova University.
  • Developed and implemented 4 quantitative metrics in Python to evaluate the presence of translationese, the decrease in the natural-sounding of the text, in an AMR-to-text generation system’s output. Used AMR 2.0 as text input for human written vs computer generated text.
  • The methods are developed based on these research articles: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2304.11501.pdf https://arxiv.org/pdf/2304.11501v1.pdf
  • Based on the metrics designed, measured that the provided computer-generated text contains 12.94% more characteristics typical of translationese compared to human-written text.