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Lost in Translation: Loss and Decay of Linguistic Richness in Machine Translation

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Figure 1: One-to-many relation between an English sourceword and some of its possible French translations
Table 1: Number of parallel sentences in the train, test anddevelopment splits for the language pairs we used.
Table 2: Training vocabularies for the English, French andSpanish data used for our models.
Table 4: Automatic evaluation scores (BLEU, TER) for allMT systems.
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