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Enhancing Machine Translation Experiences with Multilingual Knowledge Graphs

AAAI 2024 · Graph learning › Knowledge and temporal graphs · approach: Temporal knowledge graph reasoning · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Presents Wiki-MT, a demo that retrieves entities from Wikidata with a multilingual Contriever and appends their names and translations to queries fed into a fine-tuned NLLB-200 translator, improving entity-name translation and interpretability.

Problem

Machine translation often fails to correctly translate entity names, which may require transcreation rather than literal translation, and augmenting training data to memorize entity names is costly and quickly outdated.

Approach

Instead of memorizing entity translations in model weights, retrieve relevant entities from Wikidata via a multilingual dense retriever and append their source-language names and target-language aliases to the input query, so a fine-tuned MT model can use human-curated translations; the retrieved knowledge is also shown to users for interpretability.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: Wikidata dump (May 2023, 11 languages) Mintaka

Baselines: Wiki-MT without knowledge retriever

Builds on: NLLB-200 Contriever Wikidata Mintaka

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