Introduction
The goal of this tool is to apply Large Language Models operations to monolingual corpus to generate parallell corpus.
Uses cases:
- Asking a model to translate, summarize, paraphrasing original sentence to be able to benchmark its performance
- For corpus generation tasks from monolingual corpus, like for example, translated corpus.
- When developing prompts for your application, enables to test the prompt over a list of sentence to do evaluations
You basically provide an input file and prompt and it generates a target corpus:
Quick start
For example, to use OpenAI ChatGPT to translate a file:
llm-to-corpus samples/eng.txt samples/fra.txt "translate to French"
To see models and options available:
llm-to-corpus --help
Usage
Evaluation with Chatgpt
Translate Flores200 corpus to evalute quality of Catalan translation
llm-to-corpus samples/flores200.eng chatgpt.txt "Translate to Catalan the following text:"
pip install sacrebleu
sacrebleu samples/flores200.cat -i chatgpt.txt -m bleu chrf --format text
Evaluation with Bloom
Translate Flores200 corpus to evalute quality of Catalan translation
llm-to-corpus samples/flores200.eng bloom.txt "Translate to Catalan the following text:" --model mt0-xxl-mt
pip install sacrebleu
sacrebleu samples/flores200.cat -i bloom.txt -m bleu chrf --format text
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