LLM-based Machine Translation and Summarization for Latin
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LLM-based Machine Translation and Summarization for Latin Martin Volk, Dominic P. Fischer, Lukas Fischer, Patricia Scheurer, Phillip B. Ströbel Department of Computational Linguistics, University of Zurich volk@cl.uzh.ch Abstract This paper presents an evaluation of machine translation for Latin. We tested multilingual Large Language Models, in particular GPT-4, on letters from the 16th century that are in Latin and Early New High German. Our experiments include…
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