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MWITA-AP-2026-004 · Evidence B · P1

BHASHINI's NMT evaluation workshop documented that Indian-language evaluation needs language-specific treatment, including multiword-expression problems in Bengali and explicit attention to data quality, bias and hallucination.

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What this does not establish

Does not rank every model or imply one metric generalizes across India's languages.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Workshop coverage and evaluator agreement may be incomplete.

What would change the reading

Require per-language datasets, human rubrics, dialect coverage and public error analysis.

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AP-S004https://bhashini.gov.in/static/media/NMT%20Evaluation%20Workshop%20MoM-cum-Report_approved%201.2373aa390191be7ae9f4.pdfOpen source record →

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