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def chunk_sentences(text): # Simple sentence splitter (improve with spaCy for production) return re.split(r'(?<=[.!?])\s+', text)

def calculate_bleu_for_pdf(reference_pdf, candidate_text): ref_clean = clean_pdf_text(reference_pdf) ref_sents = chunk_sentences(ref_clean) cand_sents = chunk_sentences(candidate_text) bleu+pdf+work

smoothing = SmoothingFunction().method1 scores = [] for ref, cand in zip(ref_sents, cand_sents): score = sentence_bleu([ref.split()], cand.split(), smoothing_function=smoothing) scores.append(score) automated BLEU computation

At first glance, these concepts seem unrelated. BLEU (Bilingual Evaluation Understudy) is a mathematical metric for translation quality. PDF (Portable Document Format) is a ubiquitous file format for document exchange. And "Work" encompasses the operational pipelines of translation. However, when you combine them—searching for how to make efficiently—you uncover a critical need: extracting translatable content from locked PDFs, running automated quality metrics like BLEU on the output, and integrating that process into a professional translation workflow. text) def calculate_bleu_for_pdf(reference_pdf

By following the pipeline described—high-fidelity extraction, sentence alignment, automated BLEU computation, and workflow integration—you can turn BLEU from an academic curiosity into a practical driver of translation quality.