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# results
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This model is a fine-tuned version of [t5-small](https://huggingface.co/t5-small) on the None dataset.
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## Training
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## Training procedure
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### Training hyperparameters
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### Framework versions
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## results
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This model is a fine-tuned version of [t5-small](https://huggingface.co/t5-small) on the None dataset.
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Model Description
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This model is a Telugu colloquial language translator designed to convert English text into spoken (colloquial) Telugu.
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It is built using a transformer-based architecture and fine-tuned on translation tasks to produce natural and conversational outputs.
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Key Features:
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Conversational style: Generates spoken Telugu instead of formal Telugu.
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Context-aware translation: Preserves the meaning and tone of English sentences.
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Efficient inference: Uses sampling and top-p filtering for diverse translations.
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Intended Uses & Limitations
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Intended Uses:
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Language translation: Converts English text into spoken Telugu.
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Conversational AI: Can be integrated into chatbots, voice assistants, or language-learning apps.
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Educational tool: Helps learners understand spoken Telugu in real-world contexts.
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Limitations:
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Limited vocabulary: May struggle with highly technical or domain-specific terms.
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Context dependency: Lacks deep contextual understanding for ambiguous sentences.
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Bias in dataset: If trained on specific datasets, biases may appear in translations.
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Grammar inconsistencies: Spoken Telugu translations may not always be grammatically perfect.
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Training and Evaluation Data
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Training Data:
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The model was fine-tuned on a parallel corpus of English-Telugu conversational text.
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Source: ChatGPT
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Evaluation Data:
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The model was evaluated on a test set containing everyday English sentences.
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Example categories:
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Common phrases (e.g., "Where are you going?" → "Ekadiki veluthunnaru?")
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Technical queries (e.g., "What is data structure?" → "Data structure ante emiti?")
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General questions (e.g., "Can you explain this?" → "Idhi cheppagalava?")
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Metrics Used:
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BLEU Score: Measures translation accuracy compared to human translations.
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Perplexity: Evaluates how well the model predicts the next token in a sequence.
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Human Evaluation: Telugu speakers reviewed translations for fluency and accuracy.
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## Training procedure
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Training Procedure
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1. Data Collection & Preprocessing
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Data Sources:
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Parallel corpus of English-Telugu conversations with a focus on colloquial spoken Telugu.
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Crowdsourced translations and datasets from existing NLP corpora.
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Manually curated Telugu phrases for informal, everyday speech.
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Preprocessing Steps:
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Text Tokenization: Used SentencePiece/BPE (Byte Pair Encoding) for handling subwords.
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Data Cleaning: Removed extra punctuation, normalized informal Telugu spellings.
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Sentence Alignment: Mapped English phrases → Spoken Telugu translations for training.
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2. Model Architecture & Training Configuration
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Base Model: Transformer-based sequence-to-sequence (seq2seq) architecture.
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Options: T5, mT5, MarianMT, BART, or custom LSTM-based model.
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Embedding Layer: Converts words into vector representations.
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Encoder-Decoder: Processes English input and generates Telugu colloquial speech.
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Hyperparameters:
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Batch Size: 16–64 (optimized for GPU memory).
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Optimizer: Adam with learning rate scheduling.
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Loss Function: Cross-Entropy Loss for sequence prediction.
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Dropout & Regularization: Applied to prevent overfitting.
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Beam Search & Top-k Sampling: Used for natural-sounding output generation.
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3. Training Configuration
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Hardware Used:
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GPU: NVIDIA A100 / V100 or TPUs for faster training.
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Training duration: Several hours to days, depending on dataset size.
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Dataset Split:
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80% Training, 10% Validation, 10% Testing.
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Evaluation During Training:
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BLEU Score, Perplexity (PPL), and Human Evaluation for spoken fluency.
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Fine-tuning Process:
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Adjusted beam search and temperature scaling for more contextually relevant translations.
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### Training hyperparameters
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2. Qualitative Analysis
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✅ Strengths:
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Produces natural and fluent spoken Telugu translations.
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Handles short, conversational phrases accurately.
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Preserves context and informal nuances of Telugu speech.
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❌ Challenges:
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Long sentences may lose colloquial tone or sound too formal.
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Domain-specific phrases (e.g., tech terms) may need further fine-tuning.
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Context switching in complex sentences sometimes leads to literal translations instead of natural Telugu speech.
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### Framework versions
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