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## Performance Highlights
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- Both KinyCOMET variants significantly outperform AfriCOMET baselines despite including Kinyarwanda
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- Surprising finding: Unbabel baseline (not trained on Kinyarwanda) outperforms AfriCOMET variants
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# KinyCOMET Model Usage
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This model evaluates machine translation quality for Kinyarwanda translations.
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## Installation
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pip install unbabel-comet
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### Quick Start
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from comet import load_from_checkpoint
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model = load_from_checkpoint(os.path.join(checkpoints_dir, "KinyCOMET+Unbabel.ckpt"))
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## Training Details
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- **15 linguistics students** as human annotators using Direct Assessment (DA) methodology
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- **Quality control**: Minimum 3 annotations per sample, removed samples with σ > 20 (410 samples/9.48%)
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- **Data split**: 80% train (3,497) / 10% validation (404) / 10% test (422)
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### Training Configuration
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- **Evaluation Metrics**: Kendall's τ and Spearman ρ correlation with human DA scores
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### MT System Benchmarking Results
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Our evaluation of production MT systems reveals interesting insights:
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- All systems perform better on Kinyarwanda→English than English→Kinyarwanda
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- **Total samples**: 4,323 (train: 3,497, val: 404, test: 422)
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- **Directions**: Bidirectional rw↔en
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- **Annotation**: Human Direct Assessment scores [0-100] normalized to [0-1]
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- **Quality**: Multi-annotator agreement, high-variance samples removed
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- **Coverage**: Multiple MT systems and domains (education, tourism)
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## Real-World Impact & Applications
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### Addressing Rwanda's NLP Ecosystem Needs
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KinyCOMET directly addresses pain points identified by the Rwandan MT community:
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- **Domain Specificity**: Trained on
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- **Language Variants**: Optimized for standard Kinyarwanda; dialectal variations may affect performance
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- **Resource Requirements**: Requires COMET library and substantial computational resources
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- **Score Interpretation**: Scores are relative to training data distribution
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## Citation & Research
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```bibtex
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@misc{kinycomet2025,
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title={KinyCOMET: Translation Quality Estimation for Kinyarwanda-English},
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## License
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## Acknowledgments
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- **COMET Framework**: Built on the excellent COMET quality estimation framework
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- **Base Models**: Leverages XLM-RoBERTa and Unbabel's WMT22 COMET-DA models
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- **African NLP Community**: Inspired by ongoing efforts to advance African language technologies
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## Real-World Impact & Applications
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### Addressing Rwanda's NLP Ecosystem Needs
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KinyCOMET directly addresses pain points identified by the Rwandan MT community:
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**Before KinyCOMET:**
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- BLEU scores poorly correlate with human judgment for Kinyarwanda
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- Expensive, time-consuming human evaluation required
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- No reliable automatic metrics for morphologically rich Kinyarwanda
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**With KinyCOMET:**
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- **2.5x better correlation** with human judgments than BLEU
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- **Instant evaluation** for production MT systems
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- **Cost-effective** alternative to human annotation
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- **Specialized for Kinyarwanda** morphological complexity
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### Production Use Cases
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**For MT Companies** (Digital Umuganda, KINLP, Awesomity, Artemis AI):
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- Real-time translation quality monitoring
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- A/B testing of model improvements
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## Limitations & Considerations
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- **Domain Specificity**: Trained on education and tourism domains; may not generalize to all content types
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- **Language Variants**: Optimized for standard Kinyarwanda; dialectal variations may affect performance
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- **Resource Requirements**: Requires COMET library and substantial computational resources
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- **Score Interpretation**: Scores are relative to training data distribution
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- **Reference Dependency**: Best performance achieved with reference translations
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## Dataset Access
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The training dataset is available separately. See the [KinyCOMET Dataset Card](https://huggingface.co/datasets/chrismazii/kinycomet_dataset) for details on accessing the human-annotated quality estimation data.
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## Citation & Research
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```bibtex
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@misc{kinycomet2025,
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title={KinyCOMET: Translation Quality Estimation for Kinyarwanda-English},
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year={2025},
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publisher={Hugging Face},
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howpublished={\url{https://huggingface.co/chrismazii/kinycomet_unbabel}}
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## License
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This model is released under the Apache 2.0 License.
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## Acknowledgments
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- **COMET Framework**: Built on the excellent [COMET quality estimation framework](https://unbabel.github.io/COMET/html/index.html)
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- **Base Models**: Leverages XLM-RoBERTa and Unbabel's WMT22 COMET-DA models
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- **African NLP Community**: Inspired by ongoing efforts to advance African language technologies
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- **Contributors**: Thanks to the 15 linguistics students and all researchers who made this work possible
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**Resources:**
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- [COMET Documentation](https://unbabel.github.io/COMET/html/index.html)
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- [Dataset Card](https://huggingface.co/datasets/chrismazii/kinycomet_dataset)
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- [Model Files](https://huggingface.co/chrismazii/kinycomet_unbabel/tree/main)
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