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Fact over Fiction: Detection of Pathological Hallucinations in Sinhala-to-English Neural Machine Translation
Neural Machine Translation (NMT) models, while capable of producing highly fluent outputs, remain vulnerable to hallucinations, which are translations that are natural yet semantically unrelated to the source. This vulnerability is acute in low-resource settings like Sinhala-to-English, where weak c
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