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Balancing Quality and Human Involvement: An Effective Approach to Interactive Neural Machine Translation

AAAI 2020 · Large language models › Alignment and preferences · approach: LLM-as-judge and feedback data · 19 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Train joint query/translate model with RL instead of confidence-threshold protocolInteractive NMT (Transformer) · IWSLT14 De-En real IMTBLEU: 46.06 -> 49.33Helped
Replace confidence baseline with RL approach at equal query frequencyInteractive NMT · IWSLT14 De-En simulatedBLEU: +2 BLEU on averageHelped
Replace confidence baseline with RL approachInteractive NMT · IWSLT Zh-En simulatedBLEU: +1.1 BLEU on averageHelped
Replace confidence baseline with RL approachInteractive NMT · IWSLT17 Fr-En simulatedBLEU: +1.7 BLEU on averageHelped
Add RL training on top of pretrained joint model (ablation)Joint INMT model · IWSLT14 De-En simulatedBLEUHelped
Add MLE auxiliary losses and 3:1 critic-actor asynchronous updates to actor-critic (ablation)RL training · IWSLT De-Entraining stabilityHelped
Use RL-trained policy vs transformer alone on queried tokens like 'up'RL approach · IWSLT14 De-En frequent tokensrecall: 0.237 -> 0.502Helped

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