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arxiv 2210.12410 v1 pith:6OYEC3Z2 submitted 2022-10-22 cs.CL

Bashar Alhafni , Nizar Habash , Houda Bouamor , Ossama Obeid , Sultan Alrowili , Daliyah Alzeer , Khawlah M. Alshanqiti , Ahmed ElBakry
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Muhammad ElNokrashy Mohamed Gabr Abderrahmane Issam Abdelrahim Qaddoumi K. Vijay-Shanker Mahmoud Zyate
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In this paper, we present the results and findings of the Shared Task on Gender Rewriting, which was organized as part of the Seventh Arabic Natural Language Processing Workshop. The task of gender rewriting refers to generating alternatives of a given sentence to match different target user gender contexts (e.g., female speaker with a male listener, a male speaker with a male listener, etc.). This requires changing the grammatical gender (masculine or feminine) of certain words referring to the users. In this task, we focus on Arabic, a gender-marking morphologically rich language. A total of five teams from four countries participated in the shared task.

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  1. GeNRe: A French Gender-Neutral Rewriting System Using Collective Nouns

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    GeNRe is the first French gender-neutral rewriting system to replace masculine plural member nouns with collective nouns, reaching 3.81% WER with its rule-based version.

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