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          <dc:title>Syllable-based Myanmar-English Neural Machine Translation</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Sin, Yi Mon Shwe</dc:creator>
          <dc:creator>Soe, Khin Mar</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>The paper presents the first large scaleevaluation of the quality of Syllable-based NeuralMachine Translation (Syllable-NMT) system forMyanmar-English pair. Neural Machine Translation(NMT) system has reached state-of-the-arts resultson some languages. However, one of the mainchallenges that NMT still faces is dealing with verylarge vocabularies and morphologically richlanguages. Like other low-resources languages,Myanmar Language has a lots of morphologyinformation. This issue lead is to increase theambiguity and to decrease the quality of translationresults. Moreover, rule-based and phrase-basedtechniques were used in the existing research onMyanmar translation with the small amount ofparallel corpus. Therefore, a large amount ofparallel corpus is prepared and introduces a NMTmodel that maps a source syllable sequence to atarget word sequences to address the morphologicalproblems. In addition, this paper shows someexperiments results and compare them. Our resultsshow that syllable-NMT system is able to surpassthan the character-based and word-based NMTsystems by 5 BLEU.</dc:description>
          <dc:date>2018-02-22</dc:date>
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