Bilingual Dictionary Induction for Bantu Languages

11/17/2018
by   Ndapa Nakashole, et al.
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We present a method for learning bilingual translation dictionaries between English and Bantu languages. We show that exploiting the grammatical structure common to Bantu languages enables bilingual dictionary induction for languages where training data is unavailable.

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