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    "title": "Goals, Challenges and Findings of the VLSP 2020 English-Vietnamese News Translation Shared Task",
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            "first": "Thanh-Le",
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    "abstract": "This paper reports the VLSP 2020 English-Vietnamese News Translation shared task, which is one of the six shared tasks organized at the seventh annual workshop on Vietnamese Language and Speech Processing (VLSP 2020). In this task, we provided parallel and monolingual data for training machine translation systems translating English texts into Vietnamese, with the focus of news domain. There were 6 teams participating into the tasks, with 13 submissions in total. We performed both automatic and human evaluations on the submissions and presented the results and our findings at the conference. We hope this would boost the research of Vietnamese machine translation community and start maintaining annual machine translation tasks at VLSP conferences.",
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                "text": "This paper reports the VLSP 2020 English-Vietnamese News Translation shared task, which is one of the six shared tasks organized at the seventh annual workshop on Vietnamese Language and Speech Processing (VLSP 2020). In this task, we provided parallel and monolingual data for training machine translation systems translating English texts into Vietnamese, with the focus of news domain. There were 6 teams participating into the tasks, with 13 submissions in total. We performed both automatic and human evaluations on the submissions and presented the results and our findings at the conference. We hope this would boost the research of Vietnamese machine translation community and start maintaining annual machine translation tasks at VLSP conferences.",
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                "text": "VLSP stands for Vietnamese Language and Speech Processing Consortium. It is an initiative to establish a community working on speech and text processing for the Vietnamese language. The VLSP 2020 is the seventh annual international workshop and evaluation campaign.",
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                "text": "Machine Translation (MT) is one of the six shared tasks for the VLSP evaluation campaign this year and it is the first time that MT is organized as a VLSP shared task after being a trial task in 2013. As an important research problem of Language and Speech Processing (LSP), MT often attracts interests from the research community. However, research in Vietnamese language-related MT often conducted by several R&D departments from big companies and research labs in large universities. In 2015, the prestigious MT campaign IWSLT (Cettolo et al., 2015) , whose conference was organized in Da Nang, Vietnam, featured English-Vietnamese MT as one of the MT task of that year's campaign and it has been the first and only MT evaluation featuring Vietnamese language to date. We set the following goals when organizing this VLSP 2020 MT evaluation campaign:",
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                "text": "\u2022 Reviving a traditional task in any LSP community and making it to be a recurrent event. Encouraging research for Vietnamese-related MT and engaging researcher into solving interesting problems of MT",
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                "text": "\u2022 Motivating the contribution of free data and basic LSP tools supporting Vietnameserelated MT research.",
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                "text": "\u2022 Extending practical applications of MT into smart tools and workflows, e.g. developing multilingual education channels, fighting again fake news in any languages and overcoming language barrier in business, tourism, entertainment and international communication.",
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                "text": "Concretely, we have the following contributions while organizing VLSP 2020 English-Vietnamese News Translation task:",
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                "text": "\u2022 Crawl, collect, compile and release free parallel and monolingual datasets for training and testing English-Vietnamese MT systems 1 .",
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                "text": "\u2022 Establishing a standard benchmark for research on English-Vietnamese Translation.",
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                "text": "\u2022 Conduct automatic and human evaluations of the participating MT systems.",
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                "text": "This paper is organized as follows. We describe the dataset for training and testing MT systems in Section 2. Section 3 lists the participating teams and summarizes the approaches they employed in their systems. Section 4 presents how we evaluated the translation outputs. We then show the evaluation results in Section 5. Finally, we conclude the the paper by giving our findings and drawing our future plans for the task.",
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                "text": "Although English-Vietnamese is the most popular language pair in the Vietnamese MT community, it is currently considered as \"low-resource\" language pair, where there are only a few public English-Vietnamese parallel corpora with adequate quality for training MT systems. They are Wikipedia articles extracted for the Asian Language Treebank project (Riza et al., 2016) , mixed-domain EVB parallel corpus collected by Ngo et al. (2013) , a multilingual corpus of short and basic sentences from Tatoeba project 2 (Tiedemann, 2012 ) and a COVID-19 multilingual corpus created by ELRC 3 and compiled by Tiedemann (2012) . In total, those corpora contain around 75,000 English-Vietnamese sentence pairs. Besides those high quality datasets, OPUS 4 (Tiedemann, 2012), a website collecting translated texts from the web, compiles and publishes clean versions of movie subtitle datasets extracted from OpenSubtitles 5 (Lison and Tiedemann, 2016) , as well as religious news and bible translations. Although they are large corpora with the number of sentence pairs varying from hundreds thousands to more than three millions, they are unusable without any filtering method since the domain are very narrow (religious) and the quality is not good (movie subtitles).",
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                "text": "This task is mainly conducted by the Speech and Language Processing Department, VinGroup Big Data Institute with the help of professional translators and interpreters. We would like to thank Vingroup Innovation Foundation (VINIF) for the financial support and the Association for VLSP for organizing support during the campaign.",
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