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Collective Wisdom: Improving Low-resource Neural Machine Translation using Adaptive Knowledge Distillation

2020-10-12 · COLING 2020 8 · Fahimeh Saleh, Wray Buntine, Gholamreza Haffari

Scarcity of parallel sentence-pairs poses a significant hurdle for training high-quality Neural Machine Translation (NMT) models in bilingually low-resource scenarios. A standard approach is transfer learning, which involves taking a model trained on a high-resource language-pair and fine-tuning it on the data of the low-resource MT condition of interest. However, it is not clear generally which high-resource language-pair offers the best transfer learning for the target MT setting. Furthermore, different transferred models may have complementary semantic and/or syntactic strengths, hence using only one model may be sub-optimal. In this paper, we tackle this problem using knowledge distillation, where we propose to distill the knowledge of ensemble of teacher models to a single student model. As the quality of these teacher models varies, we propose an effective adaptive knowledge distillation approach to dynamically adjust the contribution of the teacher models during the distillation process. Experiments on transferring from a collection of six language pairs from IWSLT to five low-resource language-pairs from TED Talks demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach, achieving up to +0.9 BLEU score improvement compared to strong baselines.

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Knowledge DistillationLow Resource Neural Machine TranslationLow-Resource Neural Machine TranslationMachine TranslationNMTSentenceTransfer LearningTranslation

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